Redwood Falls High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Redwood Falls, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

CARDINAL FIGHT SONG We’re the team from Redwood High School We’re here to win this game Sing with us and share this honor And go on to fame. Now’s the time to get together To cheer for red and white We’re the team they call the Cardinals Let us Fight with all our might. ALMA MATER Redwood we love thee, We sing thee our praise Never shall we forget Our high school days. Home of the Cardinals — We’re proud of thy fame. Oh, may we ever Honor thy name. Hail Alma Mater Hail Redwood High. ABNER GRENDER 1979 CARDINAL REDWOOD FALLS HIGH SCHOOL REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOTA 56283 VOLUME 6i How many times have you been listening to an album or the radio and suddenly been reminded of a special person or event? We often buy records for specific reasons. One of these reasons may be that it paints a memorable picture in our minds. Just as music does, a yearbook can convey many good memories, too. Your high school days probably don’t seem that special right now, but in the years after graduation you will realize just what they meant to you. These memories are preserved in a yearbook and are available at the touch of a finger or the glance of an eye. The following pictures symbolize melodies which can alone evoke memories, but the words join in to produce a harmony that makes this 1978-79 school year more meaningful! Editors RFHS HITS OF 1978-79 “The Young and the Restless ... Student Life “Feelin’ Stronger Everyday” ... Sports “Workin’ on a Groovy Thing” ... Organizations “Something’s Cornin’ Up” ... Activities “People” ... Underclassmen “Looks Like We Made It” ... Seniors “Takin’ Care of Business” ... Faculty “Everything I Own” ... Indexes “You’ve Got a Friend” ... Ads .. 4 . 20 . 48 . 76 . 84 . 96 114 126 132 “THE CHOSEN ONE” 10 TOP LEFT: A mass proposal? No, it’s the Mellow Fellows! CENTER LEFT: Rebel CENTER RIGHT: The Queen and her court dance the night away. ABOVE LEFT: Phil Oman assists Queen Lisa as she arrives at the game. ABOVE RIGHT: Students showed lots of enthusiasm during Homecom- ing Week. Homecoming week got off to an enthusiastic start with the queen’s coronation held on Monday, Oct. 6. Spirits were high as the program began with introductions of the football, volleyball, and tennis teams, the CC runners, and their cheerleaders. Lending his talents as Master-of-Ceremonies for the evening was Mike Peterson. The Mellow Fellows provided the entertainment with their interpretation of “Viva L’Amour”. Retiring Queen Mary Miska wished luck to the teams and to the candidates before relinquishing her crown. The tension was at its height when Lisa Schweiss was crowned 1978 Homecoming Queen by team representatives Dave Heiling (football) and Mike Koehn (CC). Before giving a few words of thanks, Lisa was serenaded by Kelly Maguire with “Three Times a Lady” accompanied by Pat Hess. The Homecoming festivities drew to a close with the dance on Friday night. The music was provided by “Rebel” and enjoyed by all. Another successful Homecoming has come and gone leading the way to a promising year of memorable activities. 11 Without the floats that the Junior and Senior high students worked so hard to prepare, the parade would not have been as successful as it was. The 8th graders won the float competition with the theme of their float that was inspired by the popular movie “Star Wars” 12 It was a beautiful Friday night for football. The game was billed as “The Battle of the Cardinals.” It pitted a perennial conference powerhouse in Luverne against Redwood Falls, which had an impressive 1-4 won-loss record at the time. To the surprise of many, the game was a dogfight from the start. Redwood Falls’ superior defense stacked up the potent wishbone attack of Luverne throughout the game. On the other hand, the Redwood offense sputtered and backfired against Luverne which featured a 275 and 295 pound tandem at the defensive tackle positions. Then Redwood broke the game open when Tim Jahnke dashed four yards for a score, and Tom Zimmerman blasted his way for a touchdown from two yards out. The defense added a safety and when the dust had settled, Redwood Falls had won by the score of 15-6. It was an impressive showing by the Cardinals, a showing that turned the whole season around. Hopefully, it was also the game that turned the entire Redwood Falls football program around and set it back on the right track for a long time to come. 13 GUYS AND DOLLS “ONE OF THE BEST” Candidates for couple of the year? 14 Tryouts were completed the first week of September and the cast of 39 was chosen for “Guys and Dolls”. A month of hard work and dedication began to grow into what would be later known as a “hit” on the performance nights of November 8, 9, and 10. The story of Guys and Dolls involves gambling, love, and saving souls. Taken from New York’s Broadway in the late 1920’s, a group of gamblers are scrambling around to find a place for their crap game. On the other hand, a group of missionaries are trying to prevent the gamblers and all others from giving their souls to the devil. The gamblers finally do find a place for their crap game, but eventually the missionaries also come up with a dozen assorted sinners (gamblers). One problem still remains unsolved throughout the story, though. Two unhappy dolls are on the edge of dumping their guys, but together they decide they’re crazy and should “Marry the Man Today” instead! This they do, and thus another story ends happily ever after. In addition to the cast’s success, many other people helped to support them. These people include: Director-Paul Schwartz, Pit and Director- Gary Bestmann, Set Crew and Director-Harold Casselton plus Miss Hobson’s art class, Student Director-Angela Revier, Lighting, Sound, and Photography Crew and their Director-Mr. Johnson, and last but not least-the public and their enthusiasm! “Guys and Dolls”, with no doubt in mind, was the talk of the town after its production. Why? It was prepared and presented by people who cared enough to entertain their audiences! 15 UPPER LEFT: Arvide Abernathy gives Sarah advice. TOP CENTER LEFT: Lt. Brannigan doing his duty. TOP CENTER RIGHT: General Cartwright leads gamblers in “Follow the Fold”. UPPER RIGHT: Oona rumbas to the beat of the band at A1 Cafe Cubana Havana. MIDDLE: The entire cast joins in for a rendition of “Sit Down, You’re Rockin’ the Boat’’. RIGHT: Big Jule wins again! FAR RIGHT: “I can’t stand vulgar jewelry.” OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER LEFT: You can see the guys are impressed with Sky’s authority. CENTER: With the help of the directors, the play was a success. LOWER LEFT: The orchestra provided music for the play and was behind the cast throughout. LOWER RIGHT: Technical people helped put the show together. • • 16 CAST Nicely-Nicely Johnson Benny Southstreet Rusty Charlie Sarah Brown Arvide Abernathy Mission Band Agatha Martha Mabel Corporal Calvin Harry the Horse Lt. Brannigan Nathan Detroit Miss Adelaide Sky Masterson Joey Biltmores’ Voice Gamblers: Brandy Bottle Bates Scranton Slim Liver Lips Louie and the waiter Jeff Weyer Shotgun Schmidty 1-2 Jones Society Max General Matilda B. Cartwright Big Jule MC Hot Box Dancers: Jenny Eckhart Patrice Lechner Kristi Nemitz Janet Rebstock Lisa Evenson Geri Fricke Oona the Cuban Dancer Lisa Evenson New York City People: Bobby soxers tourist fans Apple Vendor Garment sellers Sandwich sign FRIENDS FROM ABROAD There’s quite a bit of difference between Red- wood and Rome. The population is one of the main differences. There are about 65,000 people in Rome. That’s a lot compared to Redwood. I’ve learned a lot about people during the course of my stay. It seems nice to walk down a street and know just about everyone here. It’s nice to see a smiling face greet you just about everywhere you go. It’s gonna be hard to leave here, but I have a lot of memories to take back. I’ve met a lot of friends, and we’ve shared a lot of good times. Times that made me appreciate the people here in Redwood. Carolyn Hladun Rome, New York Hi! it’s really hard for me to express my feelings about my AFS year here on a piece of paper. There are still a few things I want to talk about. First of all I want to thank everybody that helped to make my year the wonderful experience it has been. Of course, I have had hard times, but overall, the year has been super. When I first came here I didn’t know what to expect, because it is really hard to be a foreigner in a different society. I am glad I joined the football team. It really helped me to get to know some peo- ple and to feel a little more secure. I really learned a lot this year. I have seen the differences between the community where I live in Norway and the Redwood community. I see a lot of things that could be improved in Norway, and I also see some things that could be better here. There is one thing I have on my mind — no society can be perfect, but everybody tries to do it by the way it is best for them. With these words I will again say “thank you” to everybody. I will remember you and this year all my life. Also, a special thanks to AFS. Morten Reffhaug AFS Norway 18 AFSERS LAURA AND NANCY The day was May 17, 1978, and I was not pre- The summer of 1978, I stayed with some very pared for anything extraordinary. It turned out to wonderful people. They were the Dimitrious Kaia- be the day I discovered I was going to sepnd two and fas family, and I was with them for two and a half a half months in Istanbul, Turkey. The thought months. My home was in a tiny farming village on thrilled and chilled me at the same time. I was the Aegean Sea in Greece. Here I spent a very spe- excited by all the vague stories I had heard of an- cial time learning about the country, the people, cient Turkey, and now I was going to live there and and their customs. find out for myself. But then I thought, am I going My life spent with my mama, papa, and sister, to be able to handle ten weeks in a strange land Tasoula, now seems like a dream. Going to the with a strange family whose language I cannot even Acropolis, walking up the slippery stones to the begin to understand? Parthenon, exploring ancient temples, learning to Understanding new cultures is what AFS is all speak the language, and swimming in the warm, about. Can you experience the lives of people of a clear, blue waters all happened so fast and now I different country from a book? No, you have to be wish I could do it again. It’s amazing what you can there. It may seem as if you were thrust into a cold learn about people even when you don’t understand world, but that way you are sure to begin to under- a word they say. The warmth and love I exper- stand yourself and your new country. ienced over there can never be forgotten. My personal experience was filled with good I went over to that country alone, and I came times, but there were quite a few blunders I made, back with memories of grandmas, grandpas, aunts, too. Things like drinking the sludge along with the uncles, cousins, seas, ruins, suns, and beautiful coffee in Turkish “Kahve” and pulling the chain smiles, too hard on a chain toilet. Just little things that everyone in the world should know. Nancy Phillips I believe AFS is a promotion for world under- AFS Greece standing. It doesn’t matter where in the world you go; you will always return with the idea that men of different countries share the same emotions, ideas, and struggles as you do. Not only this, but you also realize what a great country we have. Turkey is a beautiful and historic country, but America is home. Laura Rohlik AFS Turkey SPORT SCORES FOOTBALL Cards Opp. 8 Tracy 19 0 St. James 8 6 Jackson 2 0 Windom 12 0 Pipestone 20 15 P r Luverne 6 8 Slayton 6 22 Worthington 14 C 7 Marshall 10 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY 1 2 New Ulm Dual 1 10 New Ulm Inv. 2 7 Madison Inv. 2 5 Marshall Inv. 2 7 Windom Inv. 1 4 Mapleton Inv. 1 10 Slayton Inv. 1 6 Redwood Falls Inv. 1 2 Marshall Dual 2 7 Southwest Conference 1 2 District 10 2 10 Region 3A WRESTLING ppr , Montevide. hall ackson New Ulm Windom Fairfax Willmar Pipestone Luverne Granite Falls W'orthingt on Tracy Slayton Olivia Ml rami BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY New Ulm Dual New Ulm Inv. Madison Inv. Marshall Inv. Windom Inv. Mapleton Inv. Slayton Inv. Redwood Falls Inv. Redwood Falls Tri. Southwest Conference District 10 Region 3A State Class A 22 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL BASEBALL Cards Opp. 6 4 Springfield Sleepy Rye 0 II 1 A Tracy 2 1 2 Marshall Marshall 3 4 16 Wabasso 5 5 Pipestone 1 2 Windoro 10 10 Windom 5 1 Luverne 5 0 Luverne 2 6 S.E. St. Mary’s 7 Cards VOLLEYBALL Opp. 2 Montevideo 0 2 Olivia 0 0 Pipestone 2 2 New Ulm 1 2 Luverne 0 2 Wabasso 0 2 Slayton 0 2 New Ulm 0 2 Worthington 1 0 Marshall 2 2 Martin Luthenl 0 2 •Jackson 0 0 Windom 2 2 Morton 1 2 -Districts Lamberton 0 2 Franklin 1 2 Springfield 0 2 -Regions- Olivia 0 2 Appleton 0 Cards Opp. 93 Wabasso 40 55 Worthington 58 64 Slayton 29 66 Windom 41 78 Morton 46 60 Jackson 33 58 Windom 43 63 Pipestone 24 81 Tracy 49 70 Wabasso 35 48 Marshall 33 57 Luverne 58 82 Springfield 47 96 Sleepy Eye 41 62 Morton 39 59 Marshall 45 68 Slayton 35 82 New Ulm -Districts- 34 55 Sanborn 18 66 Franklin 52 71 Springfield Regions- 44 65 K M-S 48 78 Dawson-Boyd -Sta te- 47 48 St. Paul Brady 60 59 Austin Pacelli 52 65 Edge rton SW Christian 66 BOYS’ BASKET‘BALL Cards Opp. 65 Morton 72 37 Marshall 75 64 Springfield 61 51 Jackson 65 51 Montevideo 55 51 Windom 74 59 Slayton 50 51 Sleepy Eve 54 61 Granite Falls 70 59 Pipestone 61 53 Renville 43 58 Windom 81 42 Luverne 63 53 Tracy 58 35 Worthington' 45 34 Marshall 79 i 69 47. jSlayton New TJlm I 55J Districts- 56 Beiview 39 49 Walnut Grove 59 23 FOOTBALL This year’s team will hopefully be enshrined in Redwood Falls football annals as “The Team That Turned It Around”. Coming off four straight disastrous seasons, new head coach Rick Ellingworth directed the Cards to a very respectable 4-5 mark. Their Southwest Conference record of 4-3 was good enough for a third place tie. The Cardinals were led by a standout defense which yielded only 10.8 points per game, 4th best among conference teams. This stubborn unit yielded only 1869 yards on they year, best since 1964. The offense, on the other hand, had trouble moving the ball and sputtered through most of the year. However, they did have some sparkling performances with senior co-captain Tim Jahnke providing much of the entertainment. Take, for instance, his 75 yard touchdown run against Jackson that held up in a 6-2 speaker. Then against the perennial powerhouse Worthington Trojans he sprinted 87 yards to paydirt with a kickoff that set the tone for a thrilling 22-14 vitory. Honors were awarded to the following; all- conference squad — Jim Boots, Jeff Weyer, and Dave Heiling; most quarterback sacks — Howard Prahl with 11; all-conference honorable mention — Tim Jahnke and Tom Zimmerman (also led interception parade with 3); Mr. Football 1978 player — Jim Trefry; most valuable — Paul Boots; defensive player of the year — Dave year — Tim Heiling; and offensive player of the Jahnke. 24 VARSITY: ROW 1: Kevin Nelson (Student Trainer), Tim Mariner, Tom Vanderwerf, Tim Jahnke, Dale Olerud, Chad Schiller, Jim Boots, Jeff Jensen (Student Manager). ROW 2: Gregg Haas, Tom Zimmerman. Paul Trefry, Dave Heiling, Howard Prahl, Mike Baker, Morten Reffhaug, Steve Dahmes, Coach Paul Braland. ROW 3: Coach Rick Ellingworth, Coach Lance Zellmann, Tom Shepley, Mark McKay, Dave Lapp, Doug Kammerer, Mark Scholl, Tim Wittwer, Jeff Weyer, Bob Schrank, Steve Ericson (Student Trainer), Coach Dennis Sto- terau. B-SQUAD: ROW 1: Jeff Jensen (Student Manager), Ralph Zavala, Todd Jensen, Curt Schrank, Jeff Voss, Brent Jahnke, Chad Johnson, Mike Domeir, Mitch Otto, Chuck Hitchcock, Dean Kissner, Steve Erickson (Student Trainer). ROW 2: Kurt Hjerpe, Eric Farnberg, Bryan Hagert, Brad Moeller, Mark Erie, Mike Henning, Matt Thrailkill, Todd Hagen, Steve Heil- ing, Kelly Wells, Pat Smith, Ron Prouty. LEFT: “Every which way but lose. 25 7th GRADE FOOTBALL: FRONT ( L to R): Randy Seaman, Bob Boney, Tim Woel- fel, Brad Becker, Scott Norman, Jim Cech, Steve Voss, Brad Galstad, Joe Wall, Todd Child's, Paul Iverson. ROW 2: David Franta, Paul Guimond, Tim Otto, Mike Roberts, David Prouty, Troy Barnes, Kris Hjerpe, Brad Hauswirth, Mark Miller, John Fenske, Milo Taylor, Chad Goodell, Mark Janning. ROW 3: Alroy Quesen- berry, Mike Pieskey, Paul Doerre, Leif Espeland, Tom Kodet, Curt Brennan, Scott Grave, Tim Nesburg, John Gurch, Todd Haas. Coach Johnson. 8th GRADE FOOTBALL: FRONT (L to R): Doug Schultz, Scott Neudecker, Chad Draeger, Jeff Schmidt, Tim Smith, Mark Otto, Todd Erickson, Joel Phelps, Allen Boots. ROW 2: Jeff Knutson, Brian Meis- ter, Lynn Phan, Dave Jones, Peter Lyman, Tim Childs, Tony Coulson, Jim Heiling, Tony Wall, Jerry Rindfleisch, Jim Mac- Dougall (Trainer). ROW 3: Coach Johnson, Jeff Hauswirth, Mike Tolzmann, Steve Erie, John Martens, Connell Fullenkamp, Mark Trefry, Zane Russett, Billy Schmidt, Craig LaBrie, Coach Meister. 9th GRADE FOOTBALL: .FRONT (L to R): Kevin Hjerpe, Dale Heiling, Neil Barnes, Mark Hogan. Mike Smith. ROW 2: Pat Fullenkamp, Mike Ringeisen, Alan Juenemann, Gary Kasten, Mark Kappes, Todd Bliss, Coach Norman. ROW 3: Paul Tiffany, Sheldon Hatch, Bob Helwig, Eric Scholl, Shawn Grave, Doug Bunting, Chuck Nolting, Dean Lewis, Coach Ho- man. 26 BOYS BASKETBALL It was a frustrating year for the Redwood Falls Boys’ basketball team. The Cardinals, under the direction of first year coach David Homan, struggled to a 5-15 record A lack of height and too many turnovers proved to be the Cardinals’ biggest downfall during the course of the season. Senior guard Tim Jahnke, an all-conference honorable mentiom performer, paced the team in scoring with a 16 point per game average. Look for the Cards to go a long way next year, though. With numerous underclassmen and some imported height from the B-squad, the Cardinals will be tougher than ever. VARSITY BB: (L to R): FRONT: Steve Erickson (Student Trainer), Rick Anderson (Student Manager), Kevin Nelson (Student Trainer). MIDDLE: Ass’t. Coach Dave Madson, Randy Goblirsch, Mahlon Mace, Jeff Doidge, Greg Schmidt, Tim Wittwer, Dale Olerud, Tim Jahnke, Coach David Homan. BACK: Mark Scholl, Mark McKay, Ton Vanderwerf, Scott Goblirsch, Curt Hjerpe, Gregg Knutson, Tom Shepley, Tim Mariner. 27 B-SQUAD: KNEELING: Mari Espeland (Stats), Coach Dale Erickson, Matt Thrailkill, (Student Manager). STANDING: Mike Domeier, Chad Johnson, Chuck Hitchcock, Pat Smith, Ron Routy, Todd Hagen, Mitch Otto, Dean Kissner, Todd Gilland. ABOVE: The boys enthusiastically watch their teammates on the court. RIGHT: Hjerp goes for the tip-off. 28 LEFT: 7th GRADE: KNEELING: Tim Woefel, John Fenske, Chad Kratzke, Brad Galstad, Jim Cech, Scott Norman. STANDING: Scott Grave, Eric Kaardal, Paul Iverson, Leif Espeland, Elroy Quesenberry, Kris Hjerpe, Mark Miller, Coach Johnson. LEFT CENTER: 8th GRADE: KNEELING: Charles Ochs, Tony Wall, Lynn Phan, Marty Janning, Todd Zimmer. STANDING: Todd Dallman, Mark Trefry, Kevin Lechner, Jeff Hauswirth, Peter Lyman. LEFT BOTTOM: 9th GRADE: KNEELING: Dale Seime, Coach Peterson, Mike Hindermann. STANDING: Neil Barnes, Bob Helwig, Mark Hogan, Scott Broberg, Mark Neudecker, Chris Hopkins, Alan Juenemann, Shawn Grave, Kevin Hjerpe, Dean Weber, Eric Scholl, Garrett Krueger, Mike Barnes, Dean Lewis, Sheldon Hatch, Todd Kuglin. CC ’A SEASON TO REMEMBER’ Girls Cross Country Success seems to follow Coach Ward and the girls cross country team wherever they go. Led by Joan Hopfenspirger who set 11 course records and captured 2nd in State, the girls season record was 50 wins and 4 losses. Even though there were outstanding runners, it was the combined effort of the team that carried them so well through the season and later onto state competition. The team will be graduating only two seniors this year, so they should do well and are looking forward to next year. GIRLS CC TEAM: ROW 1: Ruth Haugan (mgr.), Sue Johnson, Paulette Gerrety, Lori Schmit. ROW 2: Coach Ward, Casey Hassinger, Laura Schmidt, Joan Hopfenspirger, Cindy Schmidt. 30 STATE RUNNERUP CHAMPS Cross Country, second in state in 78. “We set our goals and surpassed them” Topping their last year’s record, 66-12, the harriers ended the season at 90-5. The CC runners, with their most successful season ever, placed first in 9 meets, second in two, third in one, and finished with 9 inviational championship trophies-the Southwest Conference, District 10, and Region Championships. Making the All Conference team were Mike Koehn - Individual champion and Randy Goblirsch. In District, the Cards swept 5 of the top 7 places, placing Koehn, Hindermann, Goblirch, Neuharth, and Gaffney on the All-District team. At Region in Ortonville, the RF runners ran away from the field, finishing 62 points ahead of runnerup Springfield (26-88). All- Region honors went to Mike Koehn - individual champion, Ed Hindermann 3rd, and Randy Goblirsch 4th. On November 4, at the Cross Country State Championships, the Cards gave all they had finishing second to Rochester Lourdes 93-114. It was a season their coach, Doug Ward, will never forget. BOYS CC TEAM: ROW 1: Mike Hindermann. Dave Hindermann, Jeff Baker, Dan Heiling, Dean Weber, Jeff Schmidt, Chad Kratzke, ROW 2: Ruth Haugan (Mgr.), Mark Poss, Mike Vick, Mike Schmit, Bruce Dressen, Scott Hennen, Kevin Seime. Brian Neuharth, Brad Barnes. ROW 3: Coach Ward, Jim Gaffney, Joel Rohlik, Steve Neuharth, Mike Koehn, Randy Goblirsch, Ed Hindermann, Todd Kuglin. 31 SPIKING TO VICTORIES Volleyball: The exciting, nonpossesive, rebounding sport of bump, set, spike. The 1978 volleyball team had their ups and downs, but it was an interesting challenge for them. Their season record of 16-5 led to a District 10 title, a Region 3A title, and another berth at State. Without the team effort and a lot of hard work, these challenges would not have been met. All-Conference members were Kim Brennen, Jean Hopfensprirger, Sandi Stark, and Honorable Mention was awarded to Sandy Prahl. Kim Brennen was also chosen to an All- State team. Congratulations girls! We’re proud of your accomplishments. TOP: VARSITY: ROW 1: Kelly Becker, Tammy Peters, Jean Hopfenspirger, Suzi Lyman, Heather Anderson, Kathy Boden- steiner. ROW 2: Ass’t. Coach Kris Nelson, Annette Noren (Stats), Kim Brennen, Sandi Stark, Sandy Prahl, Kim Hogan, Jonica Farnberg, Janet Rebstock, Lisa Zimmerman (Stats), Coach Polly Bowen. 32 LEFT: 7th GRADE: FRONT: Barb Tisdel, Tina Simning, Kristi Kuehn, Doreen Kissner. BACK: Lisa Gaffney, Michelle Berberick, Deb Lucas, Bonnie Kramer, Coach Janet Ellingworth. LEFT CENTER: 8th GRADE: FRONT: Lisa Schrank, Ellen Soupir, Kathy Serbus, Connie Peters, Becca Weber, Barb Swoboda. MIDDLE: Shelly Anderson, Cheryl Dallman, Kim Schiller, Carrie Nearing, Sherry Neudecker, Terry Malecha, Melissa Machart. BACK: Joan Woelful, Michelle Olson, Janine Nelson, Julie Liebl, Denise Werner, Karin Nyhus, Coach Janet Ellingworth. 0D1 B-SQUAD: KNEELING: Jan Moonier, Kelly Wall, Rosemary Stark, Sandy Kotval, Patti McKenna, Mary Kramer, Deb Draeger, Patti Mahoney, Sandy Farmer. Beth Anderson, Greta Hall. STANDING: Coach Kris Nelson, Sue Prahl, Deb Bruflodt. Kathy Kammerer, Sue Buckley, Kelly Hogan, Becky Martens, Tammy Tetrick, Lisa Schroeppel, Beth Iverson, Claire Ceplecha, Sandy Jacobson. 33 GIRLS’ BB MAKES IT 4 FOR 4 TOP: GIRLS’ BB (FRONT-L to R): Jan Neudecker, Holly Gilland, Penny Hahn, Sandy Prahl, Theresa Ochs, Kelly Becker. BACK-L to R: Coach Kris Nelson, Joan Hopfenspirger, Dawn Zimmerman, Barb Dording, Lorie Kammerer, Kelly Kretsch, Casey Hassinger, Jean Hopfenspirger, Ruth Haugan (Student Manager). ABOVE: GIRLS’ B-SQUAD BB (FRONT): Coach Dave Norman. BACK-L to R: Sue Lack- mann, Wendy Nolting, Cathy Kammerer, Sheri Schefus, Sue Prahl, Deb Bruflodt, Wendy Schroeder, Kelly Hogan, Cindy Bunting, Kathy Bodensteiner, Paula Hassinger, Sherri Ah- rens, Teri Woelfel. 1. ' The girls’ basketball team had another fine season and topped it off with their fourth consecutive trip to the state tournament. The girls were led this year by seniors Joan and Jean Hopfenspirger and Barb Dording. The other two starters were Dawn Zimmerman and Lorie Kammerer. There were many highlights during the season. Joan became the first girl in Redwood Falls’ history to score 1,000 points in her career, and had a total of 1,202. She was also named as one of the five finalists for the title of Miss Basketball. Barb became the second Redwood Fall girl to score 1,000 points, and had a career total of 1,126. The team was second in Southwest Conference with Joan, Jean, and Barb being named to the all-conference squad. The team won their fourth straight district and region titles. This year’s record was 23-3, with the losses coming at state and early in the season to Worthington. Since girls’ basketball began in Redwood Falls, the teams have accumulated a record of 120- 10. The girls had a great year, and everyone should be very proud of them for what they have done for girls’ basketball at RFHS. The seniors will truly be missed, but there is a fine group of reserves coming back and a group of sophomores coming up. Coach Nelson is looking forward to another exciting year next year. TOP: 7th GRADE GIRLS’ BB (FRONT-L to R): Theresa Warner, Nancy Johnson, Cheryl Pettis, Lori Vanderwerf, Susan Kenney, Sandy Young, Sandy Lund, Jenny Moldestad. BACK-L to R: Coach Vern Junker, Marilyn Schlemmer, Jody Olerud, Brenda Schultz, Amy Poss, Julie Gordon, Dawn Haase. Deb Lucas. MIDDLE: 8th GRADE GIRLS’ BB (FRONT-L to R): Lori Hooper, Barb Swoboda, Cindy Weeks, Connie Peters, Cheryl Dallman, Michelle Olson, Pat Ahrens. MIDDLE-L to R: Joan Woelfel, Denise Werner, Carrie Mueller, Sue Johnson, Kim Schiller, Kim Kissner. BACK-L to R: Coach Junker, Melanie Eckhart, Julie Liebl, Jeanine Nelson, Carol Haugan, Carmen Kretsch, Shelly Bigger. ABOVE: 9th GRADE GIRLS’ BB (FRONT- L to R): Lori Schmit, Cindy Schmidt, Clare Ceplecha, Sandy Kotval, Cindy Rohlik, Marya Ochs. BACK-L to R: Pam Reck, Michelle Schlemmer, Karen Duescher, Beth Iverson, Becky Martens, Lisa Schroeppel, Sandy Woodford, Julie Kenney, Cara Han- son, Coach John Clementson. WRESTLING BELOW: Which way is up? “Happy Days are here again in Redwood Falls Wrestling Country!” The Cardinals ended the year with a dual meet record of 12-2, which included a three way share of the Southwest Conference championship with Marshall and Worthington. Then, while hosting the District 10 Tournament, the Cardinals won seven individual championships and captured second place, just Five points shy of Wabasso. Winning the district titles were Jeff Baker at 98 lbs., Brad Barnes at 119 lbs., Duane Heiling at 126 lbs., Dan Heiling at 132 lbs., Dave Heiling at 145 lbs., Chad Schiller at 1551bs., and Howard Prahl at 167 lbs. Brad Barnes and Dave Heiling advanced to the state tournament, and Barnes brought home a fourth place. With a good crop of seasoned veterans on hand for next season, Coach Stoterau can’t wait for next year to begin. VARSITY: FRONT (L to R): Jeff Baker, Tim Smith. Doug Hatch, Brad Barnes, Duane Heiling, Dan Heiling. BACK: (L to R): Coach Stoterau, Mike Petersen, Dave Heiling, Chad Schiller, Tom Zimmerman, Howard Prahl, Curt Randgaard. Not pictured: Jeff Jensen (Student Trainer). B-SQUAD: FRONT (L to R): Brian Neuharth, Tim Smith, Tom Tetrick, Jim Heiling, Bill Schmidt. Chuck Noltin. BACK (L to R): Dale Heiling, Mark Erie, Steve Heiling, Curt Schrank, Loren Swatzky, Mike Henning, Coach Shaw. BELOW LEFT: Dave plans strategy for his next move. BELOW RIGHT: Howard goes for the PIN!! JUNIOR HIGH: FRONT (L to R): Gordon McKay, Tim Gerrety, Brad Hauswirth, Troy Barnes, Craig Gilland, David Hindermann, Steve Voss, David Prouty. MIDDLE (L to R): Mike Smith, Brian Neuharth, Paul Tiffany, Norman Zeise, Joh Rodd, Chad Amberg, Jeff Knutson. Zane Russett, Jeff Schmidt. BACK (1 to R): Dale Heiling, Chuck Nolting, Steve Erie, Bill Schmidt, Jim Heiling, Tom Tetrick, Tim Smith. 37 GYMNASTICS The gymnastics team, under the direction of Polly Bowen and Norma Flinn, did a very fine job again this year. Losing only two meets during the season, they went on to capture district and region titles and advanced to state where they took fifth place. The outlook for next year is very promising as only one senior graduates. The season’s been great, girls! TOP: Varsity squad: Kneeling (L. to R.): Lorri Randgaard, Sandi Smith, Stephanie Sommerfeld, Sheri Neudecker. Standing (L. to R.): Annette Noren, Teresa Tetrick, Dawn Dingmann, Karin Nyhus. Top: Suzi Lyman. ABOVE LEFT: Annette Noren on the beam. ABOVE RIGHT: B-squad: Floor (L. to R.): Kari Keil, Kristi Schiller, Mimi Machart, Janet Erickson, Barb Tisdel. Standing (L. to R.): Cathy Pullen, Michele Halscher. Beam (L. to R.): Beth Anderson, Mary Kramer, Lisa Schefus, Kris Lackmann, Teri Kretsch. RIGHT: Suzi makes another outstanding vault. 38 BASEBALL 1979 was a frustrating season for the Redwood Falls baseball team. The Cardinals had a lot of potential, but ended up with a disappointing 4-8 record. As a team, the Cardinals hit .245 while the pitching staff had a combined E.R.A. of 3.45. Junior shortstop Terry Childs led the hitting parade with a .400 batting average. He was followed by junior centerfielder Jeff Weyer who battled at .385 clip and senior pitcher Jeff Sandgren who hit .353. Sandgren was the ace of the pitching staff with his 303 won- loss record and 2.65 E.R.A. Jeff Sandgren and Jeff Weyer were named to the All Southwest Conference squad while Terry Childs was given honorable mention. ABOVE: Jeff Sandgren was the ace of the pitching staff. LEFT: Varsity squad: Front (L. to R.): bat boys-Paul Lasley, Scott Lasley. R.l (L. to R.): Jeff Voss, Bob Schrank, Chris Hooper, Kris Vance, Ken Olafson, Mike LaBrie, Paul Trefry, Terry Childs. R2 (L. to R.): Dan Liebl, Chad Schiller, Jeff Weyer, Kelly Maguire, Gregg Haas, Geoff Thiel. R.3 (L. to R.): Mr. Lasley, Jim Boots, Jeff Sandgren, Bob Feldt, Greg Kappes, Tim Mariner, Mike Henning, Tom Shepley, Mr. Ellingworth. LOWER LEFT: B-squad: R.l (L. to R.): Jeff Hauswirth, Mark Trefry, Mark Kappes, Pat Fullenkamp, Erick Burroughs-bat boy, Dean Lewis, Robert Helwig, Pete Lyman. R.2 (L. to R.): Troy Barnes, Jim Cech, Brad Galstad, Todd Haas, Mike Roberts, Doug Jackson, Coach Ellingworth. LOWER RIGHT: Kris Vance awaits the pitch. 39 BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ TRACK The boys’ track team had a spectacular season in winning 9 meets, defeating 73 teams and losing to none. Among the trophies brought home were the prestigious Southwest Conference title, District 10 for the 4th straight year, and Region 3 for the 3rd time in 4 years. Representing Redwood at state this year were: Tim Jahnke, 220,440, mile relay; Todd Jahnke, mile relay; Chad Johnson, mile relay; Kevin Seime, mile relay; Mark Poss, mile relay; Tom Zimmerman, pole vault; Mike Koehn and Randy Goblirsch, 2 mile; and Jim Gaffney, 1 mile run. The girls’ track team had 2 track meets before the Conference, and they won both of them. The Cardinals were 2nd in Conference behind Marshall, first at District, and first at Region. Pacing the Cards this season were Joan Hopfenspirger, Kim Brennan, Barb Dording, Sandy Prahl, and Paulette Gerrety. Joan, Kim, and Sandy all advanced to the state meet where Joan successfully defended her mile run title and won again for the 3rd time with a time of 5:09:24. The girls were coached by Ms. Nelson and Ms. Bowen. ABOVE: Boys’ Track: R.1(L. to R.): Jeff Schmidt, Sheldon Hatch, Todd Kuglin, Mike Barnes, Shawn Grave, Kevin Hjerpe, Bill Schmidt, Mike Hinderman, Mike Ringeisen. R.2(L. to R.): Brian Neuharth, Eric Scholl, Joel Rohlik, Mitch Otto, Chad Johnson, Mark Erie, Chuck Hitchcock, Tim Wittwer, Ed Hinderman, Curt Schrank, Dale Seime. R.3(L. to R.): Mr. Ward, Mr. Erickson, Ron Prouty, Mark McKay, Tom Zimmerman, Kevin Seime, Dave Heiling, Doug Kammerer, Mark Scholl, Jim Gaffney, Lorie Kammerer, Jeff Jensen. R.4(L. to R.): Mike Schmidt, Bruce Dressen, Randy Goblirsch, Steve Neuharth, Mike Koehn, Rick Thiel, Tim Jahnke, Tom Vanderwerf, Randy Bunting, Todd Jahnke, Morten Reffhaug, Howard Prahl, Kurt Hjerpe. LEFT: Girls’ Track: R.1(L. to R.): Nancy Johnson, Amy Poss, Lisa Gaffney, Theresa Werner, Marilyn Schlemmer, Sandy Lund, Kris Lackmann. R.2(L. to R.): Joan Hopfenspirgr-capt., Sue Johnson, Becca Weber, Melanie Eckhart, Lisa Schrank, Ruth Haugan- mgr. R.3(L. to R.): Paulette Gerrety, Becky Martens, Lori Schmit, Cindy Schmidt, Kelly Wall, Sandy Kotval, Dawn Henning. R.4(L. to R.): Coach Kris Nelson, Sandy Prahl, Kim Brennan-capt., Kim Hogan, Sherri Schefus, Wendy Schroeder, Kelly Hogan, Jodi Larsen-mgr., Jodi Jacobsen, Sue Lackmann, Connie Patten, Cindy Bunting, Barb Dording-capt., assistant coach Polly Bowen. LEFT: Jr. High Track: R.1(L. to R.): Rod Thiel, Brad Hauswirth, Joe Wall, Dave Hinderman, Paul Iverson, Eric Kaardal, Scott Graves, Kris Hjerpe, Chad Kratzke, Dave Prouty, Curt Brennan, Mike Hanson, Mark Miller, Bob Boney, Todd Childs, Chad Monsrud. R.2(L. to R.): Coach Peterson, Craig LaBrie, Bruce Buller, Steve Jones, Steve Erie, Bill Schmidt, Joel Phelps, Brian Meister, Jeff Schmidt, Mark Otto, Tony Wall, Todd Erickson, Chad Draeger. ABOVE: Barb Dording. GIRLS’ TENNIS Diane Ferber coached the girls tennis team to a very successful season. Compiling a season record of seven wins and three losses, they captured the District 10 title, placed second in Region 3, and third in Southwest Conference. The team was led by senior captain Dawn Zimmerman who was 1 singles in District, 2 singles in Region, and went on to State. Next year should hold great promise. RIGHT: Dawn fires . . and readies herself for the return. 42 TENNIS: ROW 1: Jody Olerud, Karen Duscher, Lynn Woelfel, Sherri Ahrens, Melanie Eckhart, Bobbie Becker. ROW 2: Lorri Randgaard, Sandi Smith, Dawn Zimmerman, Chris Brauer, Wendy Nolting, Coach Diane Ferber. BELOW: Tennis team: Kneeling (L. to R.): Jeff Schmidt, Scott Norman, Aaron Gaistad, Brad Helgeson, Todd Zimmer, Leif Espeland, Scott Neudecker, Mike Peterson, Eric Petermann, Neil Barnes. Standing (L. to R.): Scott Hennen, Dale Olerud, Jim Nolting, Tom Theobald, Mike Pryor, Greg Duscher, Dennis Sommerfeld, Nathan Hjulberg, coach Lance Zellmann. BOYS’ TENNIS The boy’s tennis team had another successful season under the direction of coach Lance Zellmann. It compiled an 11-2 record, won the Southwest conference team championship, won the District 10 championship, and was runner-up to powerful Madison in Region 4. Individually, Dale Olerud, Greg Duscher, Jim Nolting, and Tom Theobald finished long and illustrious careers. Dale won the Southwest conference and the District 10 singles titles three consecutive years, won the region 4 singles title last year, and compiled a 122-25 record during the last six years. Greg and Jim compiled career records of 70-19 and 83-25 respectively. They also won the District 10 doubles title last year. Tom compiled a career record of 46-28 while finishing 2nd in the District 10 singles tournament and 4th in region 4 single play. Also playing well and showing tremendous improvement were juniors Mike Pryor, Dennis Sommerfeld, Scott Hennen, and sophomore Nathan Hjulberg. Look for these fellows to be the backbone of the next year’s team. LEFT: Greg Duscher and Jim Nolting wrap up their high school careers with impressive records — 70-19 and 83-25 respectively. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ GOLF RIGHT: Boys’ Golf: Kneeling (L. to R.): Jim Henning, Tim Smith, Kent Schmidt, Mike Smith. Standing (L. to R.): Mr. Braland, Steve Erickson, Mike Baker, Kevin Nelson, Mark Baker, Tom Becker, Dean Weber, Pat Smith. In tree: Tom Brauer, Rick Anderson. SMITH TO STATE The boys’ golf team, coached by Ed Braland, was made up of Pat Smith, Steve Erickson, Tim Smith, Mike Baker, Mike Smith, and Mark Baker. The team started out hot, winning it’s first four meets, then losing to Marshall and Worthington which took away any hope of a Conference championship. They won the District 10 championship by a wide margin, then placed second to Montevideo in region play. Pat Smith led the team by placing first in District play and second in region. He placed fourth in state competition after being tied for first place after the first day. 44 RIGHT: Steve Erickson tees off at the first green. WINNING SEASON The girls’ golf team, coached by Phil Hall, did it again-only this time more victorious! Ending their season with a dual record of 9-0, they went on to capture honors at Marshall. Next, they took the District 10 championship with a team score of 287. The girls went on to win the Region 3A golf meet with a team score of 273 and a third straight trip to the state tournament to be held at Forest Hills. With the state tournament being divided into Class A and Class AA this year, Redwood found the competition of Albany and Caldonia to be tough in the Class A division. Shooting 18 holes a day for two days, Redwood made a good showing both team-wise and individually. Albany’s score of 520 gave them first place, but Redwood’s team score of 573 gave them second place honors and another trophy to add to their collection! State tournament participants were the following: Kim Myers with a 180 to tie for 7th place, Sue Buckley with a 187 to tie for 14th place, Lisa Evenson with a 206 tying for 35th place, and Sandi Smith with a 223 giving her 44th place. Next year will be just as challenging, but so will the girls’ golf team. 45 CHEERLEADERS 7th Grade: BELOW LEFT; (Front to Back) - Lori Vanderwerf, Julie Hanson, Jenny Feldt. BELOW CENTER; (L.) - Julie Kretsch; (C. Bottom to Top) - Kasia Kaminski, Susan Kenney, Pam Smith; (R.) - Connie Liebl. BELOW RIGHT; Front Row (I. to R.) - Dawn Jahn, Darla Jahn; Back Row (L. to R.) - Danette Potter, Lisa Jensen, Jenny Feldt. LEFT CENTER; Front Row (L. to R.) - Lisa Jensen, Dawn Jahn, Debbie Peterson; Back Row (L. to R.) - Danette Potter, Darla Jahn. 8th Grade: MIDDLE CENTER; (Front to Back) - Janet Erickson, Teresa Cook. RIGHT CENTER; (Front) - Carrie Nearing; (Back L. to R.) - Kathy Jensen, Lisa Schrank, Terry Malecha. 9th Grade: BOTTOM LEFT; (Front Row L. to R.) - Jody Dingmann, Mary Swoboda; (Back Row L. to R.) - Jenny Wood, Joan Wood. TOP LEFT; (Front) • Kristi Schiller; Back Row ( L. to R.) - Lynne Knudson, Sandy Jacobson, Sue Phelps. Varsity FB: TOP CENTER; Front Row (L. to R.) - Lisa Schweiss, Kim Myers, Natalie Erickson; Middle (L. to R.) - Cheryl Baker, Geri Fricke, Gretchen Anderson; Back - Shari Liebl. Varsity GB: TOP RIGHT; Clockwise - Shari Liebl, Jolene Luttman, Kari LeBrun, Patrice I echner, Debbie Trimnell. Varsity W.: LEFT CENTER; (Front) Bridget Barnes; Middle (L. to R.) - Lisa Zimmerman, Janet Rebstock, Teresa Jacobson; (Back) - Sharon Soupir. Varsity BB: MIDDLE CENTER; (L. to R.) - Gretchen Anderson, Kim Myers, Geri Fricke, Lisa Schweiss, Tammy Peters. R-Squad BB: RIGHT CENTER; (L. to R.) - Lisa Myers, Chris Brauer. Not pictured - Heather Anderson. Varsity VB: ABOVE LEFT; (L to R.) - Teresa Jacobson, Tami Jacobson, Debbie Trimnell, Jolene Luttman, Dawn Kissner, Bridget Barnes. B-squad FB: ABOVE MIDDLE; Front Row (L. to R.) - Teresa Jacobson, Tami Jacobson, Debbie Trimnell, Jolene Luttman, Dawn Kissner, Bridget Barnes. B-squad FB: ABOVE MIDDLE; Front Row (L. to R.) - Jill Luttman, Dawn Dingmann; Back Row (L. to R.) - Lisa Myers, Rochelle Rossow, Connie Patten, Suzy Smith. 47 T WORKIN’ ON A GROOVY THING ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCILS JR. HIGH: SEATED: Mark Janning, Brent Helgeson, Jim Cech, Tim Otto, Eric Kaardal, Advisor Kenneth Meister. STANDING: Sherri Neudecker, Shelly Anderson, Carrie Nearing, Brian Hennen, Shawn Grave, Pat Pryor, Greta Hall, Stephanie Sommerfeld, Terri Kretsch, Dawn Zachow. Not Pictured: Joan Wood, Mark Trefry. SR. HIGH: SEATED: Dave Heiling, Karen Heiling, Phil Oman, Lorie Kammerer. STANDING: Wendy Nolting, Kathy Bodensteiner, Sherri Ahrens, Tim Wittwer, Jim Gaffney, Mark McKay, Tim Zimmerman, Advisor Paul Duckstad. Not Pictured: Chris Brauer. 50 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society new members: R.l (L. to R.): Sandy Bellig, Susie Bellig, Shari Brau, Mike Peterson, Janet Rebstock, Sharon Soupir, Lura Lee Boots, Jeff Doidge. R.2 (L to R.): Lisa Evenson, Diane Garnhardt, Kelly Kretsch, Suzi Lyman, Mark McKay, Rocky Olerud, Sandy Prahl, Lorri Randgaard, Angela Revier, Sandi Smith. R.3 (L. to R.): Pauline Swigart, Tom Zimmerman, Roberta Anderson, Wendy Castle, Mari Espeland, Paula Kretsch, Joel Rohlik, Mike Schmit, Eva Tolzmann, Gail Zachow. National Honor Society present members: R.l (L to (L. to R.): Laura Rohlik, Nancy Phillips, Krist Nemitz, Dave Heiling, Pat Hess, Steve Dahmes, Randy Bunting, Jim Boots. R.2 (L. to R.): Kim Myers, Shari Liebl, Janet Kauppi, Gwen Galstad, Sheri Eichhorn, Deb Dirlam, Terry Childs, Lisa Zimmerman, Jane Valle, Paul Trefry, Mrs. Lorenz. R.3 (L. to R.): Robyn Moeller, Karen Heiling, Patrice Lechner, Tim Wittwer, Jeff Weyer, Lorie Kammerer, Phil Oman, Tom Shepley, Karen Pederson, Jan Neudecker. LANGUAGE CLUBS RIGHT: Spanish Club - R-L: Deb Dirlam, Jean Katzenberger, Paulette Gerrety, Greta Hall, Tod Kuglin, Cindy Gurch, Mr. Russell; R. 2: Mark McKay, Terry Childs, Patrick Pryor, Scott Prouty, Rodney Bruce, Ann Matchette. BELOW: German Club - R. 1: Scott Broberg, Shari Liebl, Robyn Moeller, Karen Pederson, Janet Kauppi, Beth Anderson; R. 2: Rocky Olerud, Lisa Evenson, Kim Myers, Jane Laberee, Alice Eichhorn, Pam Reck; R. 3: Dan Liebl, Robby Helwig, Mike LaBrie, Randy Goblirsch, Eric Scholl, Jeff Doidge; R. 4: Brian Neuharth, Lisa Schroeppel, David Kauppi, Linda Baune, Sheri Schefus, Mari Espeland, Lisa Myers, Mark Hogan, Gail Zachow, Tom Shepley, Mr. Janning. 52 CARDINAL CLUB TOP: ROW 1: Heather Anderson, Sizi Lyman, Sandi Smith, Lorri Randgaard, Natalie Erickson, Tammy Peters, Gretchen Anderson, Kim Brennen, Janet Rebstock (Secretary), Annette Noren, Penny Hahn, Sandy Prahl, Kim Hogan, Patrice Lechner, LuAnn Thompson (Class Rep.), Lisa Evenson, Sherri Ahrens, Kathy Bodensteiner (Class Rep.), Sue Lackman. ROW 2: Lisa Zimmerman, Sharon Soupir, Kari LeBrun, Sue Matzdorf, Laura Schmidt, Casey Hassinger, Kari Nielson, Joan Hopfenspirger, Lorie Kammerer (President), Dawn Zimmerman, Barb Dording (Treasurer), Shari Liebl, Kelly Kretsch, Geri Fricke, Jan Neudecker, Kelly Becker, Deb Trimnell, Kim Myers, Connie Patten, Sue Buckley, Jodi Larson, Jodi Jacobson. MIDDLE: ROW 1: Doug Hatch, Mike Peterson, Rick Anderson, Chris Vance, Tom Shepley, Bruce Dressen, Tom Zimmerman (Class Rep.), Doug Kammerer, Jim Gaffney, Tim Wittwer (Class Rep.), Ed Hindermann, Joel Rohlik. ROW 2: Paul Trefry (V. President), Jeff Sandgren Bob Schrank, Howard Prahl, Dale Olerud, Tom Vanderwerf, Tim Jahnke, Greg Kappes, Jim Boots (Class Rep.), Terry Childs, Jeff Weyer, Steve Erickson, Kevin Nelson, Mike Schmit, Advisor Bob Peterson. ROW 3: Mike Henning, Jeff Baker, Dan Heiling, Brad Barnes, Dave Heiling, Gregg Knutson, Scott Panitzke, Cirt Randgaard. Tim Mariner, Mike Rindfleisch, Mike Pryor, Pat Smith, Steve Hindermann, Mark Scholl. ROW’ 4: Bob Feldt, Dave Owens, Steve Neuharth, Dennis Sommerfeld, M-rk McKay, Curt Hjerpe, Tom Theobold, Scott Goblirsch. 53 SCIENCE AND ART CLUBS SCIENCE CLUB: Back Row (L. to R.): Scott Ness, Sheri Schafus, Kevin McKay, Gordon McKay, Kim McKay, Phil Oman, Jim Henning, Scott McKay, Advisor Mr. Klabunde. Middle Front (L. to R.): Karen Heiling, Tony Rossow. ART CLUB: Row 1 (L. to R.): Kristi Kuehn, Susan Duckstad, Susan Jones, Amy Hertling, Melissa Kiergaard, Sandy Lund. Row 2: Eva Poltzman, Kim Nordby. Row 3: Lisa Jensen, Cindy Rohlik, Theresa Weyer, Melanie Olson, Shelly Bigger, Cheryl Morely, Advisor Miss Hobson. 54 USHER’S AND LIBRARIANS USHER’S CLUB: LEFT FRONT: Tammy Barker. Jane Turbes, Carmen Kretsch, Cheryl Mo rely, Kari Nielsen, Theresa Serbus, Julie Redmann, Janet Rebstock; RIGHT FRONT: Brenda Castle, Patrice Lechner, Lisa Zimmerman, Penny Hahn, Lori Heiling, Sue Bigger, Miss Rohlfing. STUDENT LIBRARIANS: Linda Hahn, Sandi Stark. 55 CAMERA CLUB AND AV CAMERA CLUB: R.l: Doug Tolzman, Jon Rodd; R.2: Doug AV STAFF: R.l: Doug Tisue, Doug Tolzman, Jim Scoates, R.2: Cindy Tisue, Steve Jones, Tony Rossow, Jim Scoates, Jeff Rodd, Gurch, Wayne Wacek, Jon Rodd, Mark Vickerman, Jeff Rodd: R.3: Tony Coulson, Wayne Wacek; BACK: Mr. Johnson. Mr. Johnson, Ron Tisue, Tony Rossow. 56 DECLAM AND DEBATE ABOVE: Debate-Morten Reffhaug, Randy Bunting, Jim Henning, Miss Diane Ferber, Jane Valle, Joey Ehlers, Connell Fullenkamp, Marty Janning. LEFT: Sr. Declam-R.l: Terry Krueger, Sue Maserek, Judi Johnson, Angela Revier, Roberta Anderson; R.2: Christopher Hopkins, Mari Espeland, Mr. Casse 1 ton, Wendy Russell, Kris Keil. 57 JR. HIGH DECLAM JR. HIGH DECLAM: Front Row (L. to R.) Curt Brennan, Erick Kaardal, Mark Janning, Scott Grave, Tim Otto, Tim Bonnema. Back Row (L. to R.)-Sandy Lund, Jennifer Lanz, Melissa Kiergaard, Donna Henning, Krista Fuhr, Danette Potter, Connell Fullenkamp, Steve Jones, Marty Janning, Tom Coulson, Mike Petersen. CARDINAL TALES AND YEARBOOK C. TALES: (L. to R.)-Janet Kauppi (Ass’t. Ed.), Pat Hess (Ed.), Randy Bunting (Ass’t. Ed.), Gwen Galstad (Ass’t. Ed.), Mr. Ashcroft (Advisor). YEARBOOK: LEFT (Front to Back)-Wendy Russell (Typist), Gail Zachow (Ads), Kim Myers (Ed ), Deb Dirlam (Ads). RIGHT (Front to Back)-Karen Pederson (Ed.), Robyn Moeller (Ed.), Lisa Evenson (Bus. Mgr.), Tony Rossow (Ads). 58 FHA l� JUNIOR HIGH FHA: (L to R): FRONT: Pam Smith, Lisa Jensen, Debbie Lucas, Donna Dahlberg. MIDDLE: Miss Johnson, Kim Kissner, Evelyn Hoover, Kathleen Serbus, Jill Seaman, Barbara Swoboda. BACK: Julie Liebl, Laurie Hooper, Carol Haugan. SENIOR HIGH FHA: (L to R): FRONT: Mrs. Zeise, Mary Swoboda, Maria Ochs, Theresa Weyer. BACK: Eva Tolzman, Becky Martens, Carrie Evers, Susie Bellig, Jody Dingmann, Julie Kenney, Kelly Wall, Teresa Serbus, Laurie Knudson, Pauline Swigart, Jan Moonier, Lura Lee Boots, Nancy Filzen. 59 FFA BELOW: Senior FFAers: (L. to R.): Mr. Broberg, Scott Panitzke, Duane Menz, Dave Schwaegerl, Bob Filzen, Jess Baune, Don Swoboda. Seen through the eyes of an FFA member, tomorrow is as bright as that sun pushing its way between earth and sky. Vocational agriculture instruction, which is the basis for the FFA program, trains a new generation of agriculturists who are ready for action in agricultural careers. All new horizons of student involvement in FFA lead to that bright future. Raising a gilt and her first litter; the first sales job at a farm supply store; getting the nerve to make a motion in a chapter meeting; earning the Greenhand degree of membership; delivering that first speech in class and going on to the contest to represent the chapter; helping with chapter’s Arbor Day project or selling seeds; taking parents to the annual banquet. All are horizons of a golden opportunity to learn by doing. CENTER: Sophomore FFAers: (L. to R.): Todd Gilland, Todd Amberg, Scott Huhnerkoch, Joel Rohlik, Tim Werner, Steve Heiling, Duane Heiling, Jeff Hunt, Sheri Schefus, Denise Rayburn, Karen Castle, Nancy Filzen, Mr. Broberg, Carrie Evers, Pete Bellig, Mike Hutchinson, Todd Jensen, Jeff Voss. RIGHT: FFAers putting their knowledge to work. 60 LEFT: Junior FFAers: (L. to R.): Todd Allen, Jeff Koehn, John Smith, Kevin Kuehn, Dale Kramer, Kevin McKay, Joyce Filzen, Jim Gaffney. BELOW RIGHT: Freshman FFAers: R.l (L. to R.): Ricky Kramer, Brian Wiederich, Dale Heiling, Chad Petersen, Norman Zeise. R.2 (L. to R.): Doug Bunting, Dean Lewis, Bob Kaufenberg, Chuck Nolting, Mark Hogan. R.3 (L. to R.): Russell Taylor, Randy Schewe, Jan Moonier, Ruth Haugan, Dawn Miller. R.4 (L. to R.): David Dallman, Brian Schefus, Sandra Woodford, Tamme Tetrick, Jeff Scharlemann. 61 JR. HIGH CHOIR Throughout the school year, the Junior High Choirs toiled over becoming “independent singers” each day for five minutes to improve their sight- singing skills. Their year was highlighted by presenting three concerts: Christmas, Winter, and Spring. The Eighth and Ninth Grade Choirs combined forces for a section of the spring concert to present a choreographed version of “Free to Be ... You and Me”. Costumes worn suggested the title of the program. We will always remember the crazy, but unique hats and the bright, yellow oversized sunglasses. 7th GRADE: R.l (L. to R.): Darla Jahn, Tina Simning, Jennifer Lanz, Kristi Kuehn, Kira Nordby, Pam Smith, Jim Stepan, Randy Seaman, Dawn Haase, Shelly Robbins, Deb Peterson, Lisa Jensen. R.2 (L. to R.): Kasia Kaminski, Michelle Berberick, Dawn Jahn, Tammy Christians, Donna Henning, Kristine Lackmann, Kelly Young, Pat Bliss, Connie Liebl, Melanie Olson, Sandy Malecha, Brent Helgeson, Scott Grave. R.3 (L. to R.): Sandy Lund, Marilyn Schlemmer, Debbie Lucas, Dawn Zachow, Lisa Gaffney, Teresa Warner, Lisa Poppe, Lori Vanderwerf, Jenny Feldt, Julie Kretsch, Mark Janning, David Prouty, Leif Espeland, Todd Childs, Mrs. LuAnn Zellmann (Director). b? LEFT: The girls’ choir seems intent to do their best. 8th GRADE: R. 1(L. to R.): Jill Seaman, Carrie Mueller, Susan Duckstad, Sue Jones, Amy Hertling, Tony Coulson, Jeff Schmidt, Marty Janning, Bruce Buller, Becca Weber, Lisa Schrank, Michelle Olson. R. 2(L. to R.): Shelly Bigger, Karin Nyhus, Amy Rohlik, Janet Erickson, Cherly Morley, Connell Fullenkamp, Michael Tolzmann, Mark Trefry, Todd Zimmer, Mike Peterson, Kim Schiller, Melissa Machart, Carmen Kretsch, Mrs. LuAnn Zellman (Director). 9th GRADE: R. 1(L. to R.): Denise Childs, Cindy Rohlik, Beth Hertling, Deb Draeger, Todd Kuglin, Norman Zeise, Lori Schmit, Cindy Schmidt. R. 2(L. to R.): Mr. Paul Schwarta (Director), Theresa Weyer, Lynne Knudson, Brenda Ouren, Laurie Knudson, Jeff Jenson, Gary Iverson, Scott Prouty, Mike Barnes, Alice Eichhorn, Lisa Redmann. R. 3(L. to R.): Patti McKenna, Suzanne Phelps, Pam Reck, Rosemary Stark, Scott Ness, Cory Myers, Mark Hogan, Gerrett Kureger, Paul Nyhus, Greta Hall, Deb Stark. R. 4(L. to R.): Marya Ochs, Sandy Kotval, Dawn Henning, Sandy Woodford, Wayne Wacek, Chuck Nolting, Dean Weber, Pat Pryor, Pat Fullenkamp, Sandy Jacobson, Becky Martens, Cara Hanson. At piano: Chris Hopkins. 63 SR. HIGH CHOIR Throughout the school year the Concert Choir and Girls’ Choir have remained active in developing their musical skills which were shown in the quality of their performances. The new carpeted risers and acoustical shells also helped to add to the over-all effect of the concerts. Beginning with a barbeque at the Schwartz’ farm home, the choirs moved into a busy fall which included the S.W. Conference Choral Festival at Marshall and the musical, “Guys and Dolls.” During the Christmas season, caroling groups sang at nursing homes, Rotary, and many other organizations around town. The Christmas Concert began at “Santaland” and finished on the risers in robes with the a capella Christmas Choral Sound. The 9-voice Mellow Fellows were actively singing programs at various banquest. “0 Lutefisk”, “The Banner” at the girls’ BB games, and “Rigoletto” will never be forgotten. In March the Sacred-Spiritual Concert was marked by a high quality performance by the choirs. Concert Choir achieved all three Class 1 star ratings at the Large Group Contest held at Fairfax. Special concerts featuring Ethnic Folk Music were given by the Concert Choir and Mellow Fellows at the Fools’ Festival held in the Armory. Other events included All-State Choir tryouts, success at District, Region, and State solo and ensemble, contests, and Commencement. The Spring Concert presented contemporary music including “Psalm 92” with brass ensemble accompaniment. The highlight of the concert was the musical magic of “Pippin”, a relatively new Broadway musical. The combined choirs presented the musical’s highlights with full choreography, featured dance group, solos, duets, bright costumes, and instrumental combo. Right: Guess what Kelly is asking Santa for? You can bet it’s not his two front teeth! Concert Choir, R.l (L. to R.): Lisa Evenson, LuAnn Thompson, Jennifer Eckhart, Lura Lee Boots, Diane Garnhardt, Patrice Lechner, Bambi Kratzke, Casey Hassinger, Laura Schmidt, Director Paul Schwartz. R.2 (L. to R.): Michelle Hopkins, Sheri Eichhorn, Geri Fricke, Jodi Baune, Tami Jacobson, Lisa Zimmerman, Shari Liebl, Kim Myers, Pauline Swigart, Janet Rebstock. R.3 (L. to R.): Kristi Nemitz, Teresa Jacobson, Jackie Paradis, Steve Dahmes, Kris Vance, Paul Trefry, Jeff Weyer, Steve Jackson, Kelly Maguire, Terry Krueger. R.4 (L. to R.): Sue Bigger, Lori Heiling, Michele Bronson, Mark Moonier, Tom Zimmerman, Tim Wittwer, Ken Olafson, Scott Goblirsch, Steve Erickson, Jim Boots. 64 Left: Girls Choir, R.l (L. to R.): Beth Muetzel, Dawn Monsrud, Wendy Russell, Paula Kretsch, Lisa Myers, Paula Hassinger, Director Paul Schwartz. R.2 (L. to R.): Shellee Werner, Wendy Castle, Julie Revier, Connie Patten, Nancy Woodford, Cindy Nelson, Wendy Schroeder. Below: Mellow Fellows, (L. to R.): Tom Zimmerman, Steve Dahmes, Kris Vance, Jeff Weyer, Tim Wittwer, Ken Olafson, Kelly Maguire, Steve Erickson, Jim Boots. STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS State Science Fair Winners Connell Fullenkamp and Todd Zimmer Tony Rossow 66 BAND: R. 1(L to R): Lorri Randegaard , Diane Garnhardt, Gwen Galstad , Laura Boots , Janet Tiffany . R. 2(L to R): Robin Schultz , Nancy Phillips , Deb Bruflodt , Terry Krueger (Acc.), Sheri Eichhorn , Karen Pederson , Roberta Anderson. R. 3(L to R): Joyce Filzen , Kelly Kretsch , Jane Valle, Jim Boots , Robyn Moeller(Acc.), Rob Feldt , Janet Kauppi , Pat Hess . BACK: Tim Wittwer . CHOIR: FRONT!L to R): Jeff Weyer , Kelly Maguire . MIDDLE(L to R): Kris Vance , Geri Fricke , Steve Dahmes , Poppy Hassinger, Lura Boots , Dawn Monsrud, Steve Erickson , Michelle Hopkins , Kim Myers , Jim Boots . BACK(L to R): Tom Zimmerman , Tim Wittwer . Pictured on this page are the band and choir members who received superior ratings with their solos, duets, or ensambles at the District and State-Region music contests. •Asterisk indicates those who also received superior ratings at the State-Region contest. 67 SR. HIGH BAND The RFHS Band opened the school year by providing music % for the home football games, including the show, “The Bands Played On.” They also led the Homecoming parade, and had planned to do a half-time show with the 8th and 9th Grade Band; but the weather caused a change in plans, and the show was performed in the gym at a pep-fest. The highlight of the fall season was the Indoor Marching Band Concert that includ- ed many new tunes and arrangements. A Christmas concert was presented for the student body, band members’ parents, and alumni on the last day of school before vacation. During the winter season the band played for various pep-fests, athletic contests and district, regional and state tournaments. The big event of the year was the spring concert with Mr. Miles Johnson of St. Olaf College as guest soloist. Mr. Johnson held clinic sessions for band members throughout the day. Spring activities included soloists and ensembles that took part in the district and state contests, a brass group with the choir, and various groups and solos for community and church af- fairs. The year’s performances culminated with a performance at the Memorial Day observance. ABOVE: R.l (L. to R.): Janet Kauppi, Gwen Galstad, Karen Pederson, Deb Bruflodt, Rochelle Rossow, Jonica Farnberg. R.2 (L. to R.): Lorri Randgaard, Kris Keil, Jane Laberee, Jeff Hunt, Mari Espeland, Laurie Schmidt, Janet Tiffany, Bridget Barnes. R. 3 (L. to R.): Lisa Bidinger, Patti Kenney, Lori Stokke, Kelly Hogan. R.4 (L. to R.): Sue Smith, Sheri Schefus, Lisa Panitzke, Nancy Filzen, Denise Rayburn, Kelly Kretsch, Robin Schultz, Pat Hess. R.5 (L. to R.): Wendy Nolting, Deb Dirlam, Jim Boots, Kathy Boden- steiner, Donald Zschunke, director, Kim Hogan, Morten Reffhaug, Jon Schefus, Todd Hagen, Terry Krueger, Tim Wittwer, Jeff Doidge. 68 ABOVE: R.l (L. to R.): Dianne Garnhardt, Jane Hanson, Lori Mahoney, Robyn Moeller, Natalie Erickson. R.2 (L. to R.): Jane Valle, Vancy Phillips, Scott Olafson, Tom Shepley, Mike Schmidt, Desi Bunting, Sheri Eichhorn. R.3 (L. to R.): Kurt Hjerpe, Casey Hasinger, Mike Pryor, Tim Mariner, Pauline Swigart, Roberta Anderson, LuAnn Thompson, Lura Lee Boots, Robert Feldt. R.4 (L. to R.): Greg Schmidt, Dennis Sommerfeld, Mark Scholl, Judi Johnson, Mark Nordby, Curt Baune. Back: Jeff Schmidt. 09 JR. HIGH BAND The seventh grade Band was very active during the 1978-79 school year. They performed in the Fall Concert with the Junior High Choirs and in the Winter and Spring Concerts with the eighth and ninth grade Band. In addition to these concerts, they shared their talents by performing at the Robert Milton Home and two local rest homes in the Fall and Spring. The eighth and ninth grade Band began the year by performing in the Homecoming Parade and Half-time Football Show. They appeared in Concert during the Winter and Spring, and performed for the Montevideo Middle School in April. The Junior High Jazz Ensemble performed in the Winter and Spring Concerts and profided a special treat at the Cardinal Variety Show in May. 7th GRADE: First Row (L. to R.)-Sandy Malecha, Tom Kodet, Susan Kenney, Tim Nesburg, Sandy Young, Melissa Kiergaard, Jim Kiecksee. Second Row (L. to R.)-Leif Espeland, Brent Helgeson, Kris Hjerpe, Brad Hauswirth, Rodney Thiel, Tim Woelfel, Steve Voss, Danette Potter, Jim Coch, Julie Gordon, Director-Mr. Bestmann. Third Row (L. to R.)-Scott Grave, Mark Janning, Mike Hanson, Curt Brennan. 70 8th and 9th GRADE: First Row (L. to R.)-Alice Eichhorn, Jeanine Nelson, Carol Haugen, Joe Ehlers, Becky Martens, Krista Fuhr, Carrie Nearing, Stephanie Sommerfeld. Second Row (L. to R.)-Becca Weber, Michelle Halscher, Terry Malecha, Allan Boots, Dave Jones. Third Row (L. to R.)-Jeff Hauswirth, Brian Meister, Brenda Ouren, Pat Pryor, Karen Duscher, Pat Aarons, Shelly Bigger, Greta Hall, Michelle Olson, Pat McKenna, Jan Moonier. Fourth Row (L. to R.)-Chris Hopkins, Lori Schmit, Susan Duckstad, Cathy Pullen, Peter Lyman, Sandy Kotval, Pat Manoney, Carrie Keil, Chuck Nolting, Glen McKay, Gordon McKay, Director-Mr. Bestmann. Fifth Row (L. to R.)-Steve Jones, Eric Scholl, Dean Weber, Scott Broberg, Cindy Weeks, David Kauppi, Connell Fullenkamp, Bruce Buller. At Drums (L. to R.) Marty Janning, Beth Anderson, Melissa Machart, Kevin Hjerpe, Deb Draeger. JAZZ BAND: Director-Mr. Bestmann. First Row (L. to R.O-Jeff Hauswirth, Pat Pryor, Karen Duscher, Brenda Ouren. Second Row (L. to R.)-Scott Broberg, Cindy Weeks, David Kauppi, Peter Lyman, Sandy Kotval, Patti Mahoney. Third Row (L. to R.)-Chris Hopkins, Mark Janning, Garrett Krueger, Kevin Hjerpe. 271 CARDINETTES AND MAJORETTES ABOVE: CARDINETTES: Bottom left clockwise: Lisa Johnson, Laurie Schmidt, Brenda Kramer, Sharon Goblirsch, Laurie Turbes, Beth Muetzel. Kathy Lackmann, Ronda Barnes, Tracie Hultquist, Sandy Schultz. RIGHT: MAJORETTES: (L to R): Lorri Randgaard, Lisa Evenson, Gail Zachow. 72 COLOR GUARD AND POPCORN COLOR GUARD: Front Row: Sue Maserek, Brenda Castle. Back Row: Angela Revier, Karen Hasten, Laura Rohlik, Carrie Evers, Kim Rindfleisch. BOTTOM LEFT: Color Guard marches down 4th Street. POPCORN POPPERS: Laurie Schmidt, Bridget Barnes. 73 WEIGHTLIFTERS ‘Jiff� Hrfttf «Mitt lirll ABOVE: WEIGHTLIFTERS: FRONT (L to R): Pete Keaveny, Bruce Dressen, Doug Kammerer, Brad Hauswirth, Tony Wall. MIDDLE (L to R): Mr. Ellingworth (Advisor), Curt Schrank, Bob Feldt, Matt Thrailkill, Jeff Weyer, Peter Lyman, Jeff Hauswirth. BACK (L to R): Cliff Martens, Brian Wiederich, Paul Nyhus, Courtney Myers, Mike Hindermann, Craig LaBrie, Mark Neudecker. 74 INTRAMURALS UPPER LEFT: (L to R): Bob Feldt, Tom Brauer, Steve Dahmes, Bob Negan, Tom Theobald. UPPER RIGHT: (L to R): Greg Kappas, Mike LaBrie, Phil Oman, Jim Nolting. CENTER: (FRONT): Todd Jahnke; (MIDDLE): Kent Schmidt, Terry Childs, Gregg Haas, Dan Liebl; (BACK): Scott Hylland. LOWER LEFT: (FRONT L to R): Jeff Weyer, Paul Trefry, Greg Duescher; (BACK): Doug Tisue, Dave Owens, Geoff Thiel. 75 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The 1979 Junior-Senior Banquet took a slight departure from the usual this year. Due to scheduling conflicts, it was held on Monday, rather than the Friday before prom. Chicken, baked potatoes, and corn rounded out the meal which was hosted by the Valley Supper Club in North Redwood. Master and Mistress of Ceremonies, Steve Erickson and Lisa Evenson, added a touch of humor while introducing various elements of the program. Tim Wittwer and DeeDee MacDougall read the Senior class will and prophecy, accompanied with a nostalgic look into the Senior’s childhoods. Michelle Hopkins, Tom Zimmerman, Harmony, and Junior members of the Mellow Fellows provided musical entertainment. Senior class president Kristi Nemitz closed the banquet with thanks to the Junior class. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Saturday, April 28, 1979. The evening of the Junior-Senior prom finally arrived. As chauffeur- driven cars arrived at the school, well-dressed cou- ples were dropped off where lights and flashes of cameras followed the couples in. The couples had arrived for a “Night in the City.” When all 117 couples were ready, the first strains of music announced the beginning of the Grand March. The theme was carried out well by the decorations, especially the beautiful skyline and city lights in the background. After the Grand March, the band “Caravan” provided the music for the promgoers until 12:00. At midnight, the couples were again picked up by their chauffeurs and taken home for a clothes change before going to see “Chicken Chronicles.” After the movie, the couples were taken to the Masonic Hall for a light breakfast of rolls and juice. The chauffeurs then made one final trip as they took the sleepy promgoers home, ending a terrific prom. ABOVE LEFT: Janet Halscher and her date look on as the band “Caravan” entertained the couples. ABOVE RIGHT: The big night arrives. LEFT: Promgoers anticipating the start of the Grand March. 79 A NIGHT IN THE CITY TOP: The Grand March is over, and everyone is ready to enjoy “A Night in the City.” CENTER RIGHT: Who’s Kristi making eyes at? RIGHT: Jim Gaffney and his date Sue Smith were among the 117 couples who attended this year’s prom. LOWER LEFT: Nancy Woodford and Todd Jahnke relaxing between dances. LOWER RIGHT: Ron Vagle and Kim Kuehn spotlighted during the Grand March. 80 CENTER LEFT: Jeff Doidge and Robyn Moeller get the signal to start the Grand March by Mrs. Zeise. CENTER RIGHT: Suzie Lyman and Jim Nolting taking a breather. LOWER LEFT: Taking a break. 81 CARDINAL CARNIVAL TOP: Just clowning around! ABOVE: Face painting was once again a hit. RIGHT COLUMN: The ever-popular Kissing Booth always seemed to have business. 82 VARIETY SHOW SUCCESS LEFT: The Mellow Fellows put their best foot forward. BELOW LEFT: Your boloney has a what? BELOW CENTER: Fingers McKay. BELOW RIGHT: Kim on the air. BOTTOM LEFT: Last Dance. BOTTOM RIGHT: Toga! Toga! PEOPLE UNDERCLASS . MEN LOWER LEFT: Kenny Castle, Scott Grave, Kris Hjerpe, Erick Kaardal, Paul Iverson, Susan Kenney, Kasia Kaminski, Julie Gordon, David Hindermann, Dawn Jahn, Lisa Jensen, Jenny Feldt, Julie Hanson, Darla Jahn, Dawn Haase, Lisa Gaffney, Nancy Johnson, Tim Bonnema, Bryan Evers, Mark Haas, Troy Amberg, Brad Becker, Aaron Galstad, Brad Galstad, Mark Janning, Ed Blades, Jim Cech, John Gurch, Mike Garnhardt, Todd Childs. Mike Hanson, Troy Barnes, Chad Goodell; INSIDE LEFT: Brad Hauswirth, Brent '', eson, David Franta, Paul Guimond, Tim Gerrety, Shawn Bruflodt, Donna Henning, Laurie Burdick, Tammy Christians, Ron dirsch, John Fenske, Leif Espeland, Doug Jackson, Jim Kiecksee, Craig Gilland, Paul Doerre, Todd Haas. 86 LOWER LEFT: Tina Simning, Kris Lackmann, Chad Kratzke, Steve Voss, Rod Thiel, Chad Monsrud, Tim Woelfel, Tim Nessburg, Mike Pieskey, «Jesse McCorkell, Larry Schewe, Alroy Quesenberry, Mark Stokke, Dorene Kissner, Sandra Lund, Melinda Ochs, Jim Stephan, Bonnie Kramer, Deb Lucas, Mark Miller, Todd Castle, Greg Vik, Joe Wall, Milo Taylor, Scott Norman, Tom Kodet, Connie Liebl, Mike Roberta, Marilyn Schlemmer, Shelly Robbins, Kelly Young. Karen Kissner, Bev Turbes, Jenny Lanz, Jody Olerud, Julie Kretch; INSIDE R.l: Mary Schlemmer, Melanie Olson, Pam Smith: R.2: Kim Norby, Diane Heiderschiet, Lisa Poppe, BarbTisdel, Danette Potter; R.3: Lori Vanderwerf, Kristi Kuehn, Dawn Nielsen, Michelle Berberick, Melissa Kiergaard; R.4: Teresa Warner, Jenny Moldestad, Amy Poss, Brend Schultz, Cheryl Pettis; R.5: Sandra Young, Pam Revier, Dawn Zachow, Debi Petersen, Sandi Malecha; R.6: Steve Muetzel, Randy Seaman, Tim Otto, David Prouty, Bob Boney. 87 FRONT CENTER: Tim Childs, Chad Amberg, Wayne Bellig, Todd Dall- man, Todd Erickson, Chad Draeger, William Ellison, Steve Erie, Michael Castor, Pat Aarons, Donna Dahlberg, Wanda Colby, Vickie Dworshak, Shelly Bigger, Susan Duckstad, Pam Dreier, Janet Erickson, Krista Fuhr, Cheryl Dallman, Shelly Anderson, Melanie Eckhart, James Gauthier, Tony Coulson, Allen Boots, Joseph Ehlers, Connel Fullenkamp, Kurt Eugenius; INNER CIRCLE LEFT: Jim Heiling, Jeff Hausworth, Amy Hertling, Carol Haugan, Michael Gerrety, Jim Heiling. 88 CLASS OFFICERS: Marty Janning-Vice President, Carrie Nearing-President, Jeff M. Schmidt-Secretary, Janine Nelson- T reasurer. LOWER LEFT: Susan Jones, Norma Lincoln, Cheryl Morley, Chad Jacobsen, Clifford Martens, Marty Janning, Glen McKay, Steve Jones, Gordon McKay, Craig Iverson, John Moles tad, Peter Lyman, Craig LaBrie, Brian Meister, Jim MacDougall, Kevin Lechner, David LeRrun, Dave Jones, Wade Kramer, Terry Malecha, Jeff Knutson, Melissa Mackart, Carmen Kretsch, Jeanne Kramer, Susan Johnson, Julie Liebl, Kim Kissner, Renee Kretsch, Kathy Jensen; CENTER CIRCLE LEFT: Carrie Nearing, Jeanine Nelson, Michelle Olson, Karin Nyhus, Kathy Muetzel, Scott Neudecker, Charles Ochs, Mark Otto, Shari Neudecker. OUTSIDE LEFT: Carrie Mueller, Karen Pederson, Kathy Serbus, Barbara Swoboda, Amy Rohlik, Ellen Soupir, Lisa Schefus, Jeff Schmidt, Ricky Reed, Donald Tisdel, Jeff Rodd, Bill Schmidt, Zane Russett, Tim Smith, Jeff Schmidt, Doug Tolzmann, Doug Schultz, Larry Reed, Jeff Uhlenkamp, John Rodd, Lisa Schrank, Connie Peters, Kim Schiller; CENTER LEFT: Denise Werner, Cindy W'eeks, Joan Woelfel, Rebecca Weber, Mark Trefry, Tony Wall, Mike Tolzman, Todd Zimmer, Belinda Zavala. 89 BACK ROW(Far Right; R to L): Pat Pryor, Brian Schefus, Mark Poss, Jeff Scharlemann, Paul Nyhus, Scott Schei, Tony Wall, Mark Neudecker, Becky Martens, Brian Neuharth, Dawn Miller, Julie Kenney, Chris Hopkins, Lynne Knudson, Pat Mahoney, Patti McKenna, Kari Keil, Teri Kretsch, Sandy Kotval, Steve Madson, Garrett Krueger, Courtney Myers, Chuck Nolting, Mary Kramer, Dean I ewis. FRONT ROW (Middle Left; L to R): Todd Kuglin, Jan Moonier, Laurie Knudson, Rick Kramer, Scott Ness, Lisa Redmann, Cindy Schmidt, Lori Schmit, Chad Peterson, Eric Scholl, Scott Prouty, Pam Reck, Lisa Schroeppel, Shelly Schefus, Cindy Rohlik, Michele Schlemmer, Sheila Schefus, Marya Ochs, Sue Phelps, Brenda Ouren, Kathy Scharr, Kristi Schiller, Cathy Pullen. 90 TMR Students (Front Row; L to R): Mary Kay Phillips, Joy Zwiers, Vickie Hjulberg, Diane Gewerth, Valerie Jeppesen. Back Row; L to R: Mike Gruendemann, Jeff Uhlenkamp, Karen Peterson, Barb Johnson (Teacher), Marilyn Knudson (Aid), Theresa Henning, Janet Lindahl (Aid) LEFT: Middle Far Back: (Back to Front)- Dave Kauppi, Judy Kauppi, Dawn Henning, Cara Hanson, Michelle Halscher, Jean Katzenberger, Ruth Haugan, Gary Hasten, Mike Hindermann, Bob Kaufenberg, Beth Iverson, Sandy Jacobson, Greta Hall, Sheldon Hatch, Bob Helwing, Mark Hogan. Far Right Back Row: (L. to R.)- I)ale Heiling, Alan Juenemann, Jeff Jensen. Far Right Front Row: (L. to R.)- Gary Iverson, Kevin Hjerpe, Mark Kappas. LOWER LEFT: Back Far Right-Neil Barnes, Kim Friese, Todd Bliss, Doug Bunting, Tim Christensen, Dave Dallman, Tim Frederikson, Shawn Grave, Pat Foy, Mike Barnes, Sandy Farmer, Paulette Gerrety, Cindy Gurch, Beth Anderson, Jody Dingmann, Denise Childs, Tammy Barker, Karen Duscher, Clare Ceplecha, Debbie Draeger. ABOVE: FRONT RIGHT-Russel Taylor, Wayne Wacek, Paul Tiffany, Mike Smith, Alan Tisdel, Norman Zeise, Sylvia Zavala. Lisa Toren, Kelly Wall, Brian Wiederich, Dale Seime, Brian Wright. Dean Weber, Kevin Vik, Deb Stark, Tammy Tetrick, Sandy Woodford, Rosemary Stark, Stephanie Sommerfeld, Mary Swoboda, Jenny Wood, Alice Eichhorn, Joan Wood, Theresa Weyer. 91 92 CLASS OFFICERS: Joel Rohlik-Secretary, Dan Heiling-Vice President, Connie I verson-Treasurer. Not Pictured-Duane Heiling-President R.l: Cheri Hahn, Cindy Bunting, Linda Baker, Sharon Goblirsch, Rhonda Barnes, Nancy Filzen, Carrie Evers, Roberta Anderson; R.2: Jane Hanson, Joyce Arndt, Lori Christensen, Anna Marie Boever, Deb Bruflodt, Sue Buckley, Sherri Ahrens, Chris Brauer, Kathy Bodensteiner, Mari Espeland, Dawn Dingmann, Wendy Castle; R.3: Paula Hassinger, Jan Henning, Mark Erie, Dan Heiling, Mike Domeier, Duane Heiling, Jeffrey Baker, Todd Hagen, Mike Henning, Todd Gilland, Steve Heiling, Eric Farnberg, Bryan Hagert, Peter Bellig, Todd Amberg, Steve Christensen, Aaron Gauthier. R.l: Paul Hutchinson, Corwin Hoffbeck, Mike Hutchinson, Brad Moeller, Brent Jahnke, Nathan Hjulberg, Todd Jensen, Scott McKay, Steve Hindermann, Chris Hooper, Dean Kissner, Scott Huhnerkoch, Paul Kea; R.2: Kurt Hjerpe, Chad Johnson, Anna Matchette, Kris Keil, Jean Kaufenberg, Steve Jackson, Greg Menz, Terry Krueger, Jeff Hunt, Chuck Hitchcock; R.3: Deanne Loock, Lisa Johnson, Jill Luttman, Sue Ann Lackmann, Trade Hutlquist, Kelly Hogan, Cathy Kammerer, Jodi Jacobsen, Jodi Larson, Connie Iverson, Jody Kretsch, Ann LeBrun, Rita Just. Ifni R.l: Lisa Myers, Michael Scharr, Ron Prouty, Jeff Schmidt, Joel Rohlik, Eric Petermann, Mike Schmit, Denise Rayburn; R.2: Sheri Schefus, Wendy Russell, Julie Revier, Wendy Nolting, Rochelle Rossow, Connie Patten, Cindy Nelson, Lisa Panitzke, Beth Muetzel, Sue Prahl, Dawn Monsrud, Kim Rindfleisch, Mitch Otto, Mike Pullen, Loren Sawatsky, Greg Robbins, Scott Randgaard, Janine Schramm R.l: Wendy Schroeder, Mike Vick, Teresa Tetrick, Teri Woelfel, Nancy Woodford, Shellee Werner, Gail Zachow, Janet Tiffany, Sandy Schultz, Pam Thiel, Laurie Turbes, Tim Stager, Neil Taylor, Mark Vickerman, Tim Werner; R.2: Chris Tryon, Pat Smith, Matt Thrailkill, Lori Schroeppel, Suzy Smith, Ralph Zavala, Kelly Wells, Curt Schrank, Jim Swigart, Ricky Seaman, Jeff Voss. “Hey, Ron! Do you think that photographer is trying to capture the float, or our brute strength and good looks?” 93 KNEELING LOWER LEFT AND CLOCKWISE: Steve Erickson, Doug Dahlberg, Jim Henning, Scott Hennen, Ed Hindermann, Bruce Dressen, Michele Bronson, Lori Bartholo- maus, Jody Baune, Sue Bigger, Lori Heiling, Casey Hassinger, Jonica Farnberg, Todd Allen, Mike Dallman, Jim Eugenius, Chuck Farmer, Gregg Haas, Scott Goblirsch, Curt Baune, Tom Becker, Jim Gaffney, Jeff Doidge, George Cheney; CENTER R.l: Terry Childs, Geri Fricke, Lisa Evenson, Desi Bunting, Michelle Hopkins, Kelly Becker, Bobbie Becker, Lura I ee Boots; R.2: Bridget Barnes, Brenda Castle, Linda Hahn, Holly Gilland, Gwen Galstad, Diane Garnhardt; R.3: Deb Dirlam, Joyce Filzen, Kim Hogan, Pam Dworshak. 94 KNEELING LOWER LEFT AND CLOCKWISE: Mike LaBrie, Kevin Nelson, Gregg Knutson, Mahlon Mace, Shari Liebl, Patti Kenney, Robyn Moeller, Kelly Kretsch, Dawn Kissner, Rick Nelson, Marc Moore, Fred Myers, Kevin Kuehn, Dale Kramer, Tim Moritz, Mark McKay, Doug Kammerer, Kevin McKay, Mark Moonier, Jeff Koehn, Jon Larson, Scott Hylland, Kim McKay, Wayne Monahan, Peter Keaveny, David Lapp; CENTER R.l: Sue Menz, Karen Kasten, Brenda Kramer, Bambi Kratzke, Diane Lucas, Sue Maserek, Karen Muetzel, Kim Myers; R.2: Teresa Jacobson, Kathy Lackmann, Kris Kratz, Janet Kauppi, Tami Jacobson, Jolene Luttman, Suzi Lyman. KNEELING LOWER LEFT AND CLOCKWISE: Gerald Ochs, Doug Tisue, Jon Schefus, John Smith, Dennis Sommerfeld, Jim Scoates, Teresa Serbus, Lynn Woelfel, Maree Russett, Barb Turbes, Julie Redmann, Theresa Ochs, Sandi Prahl; R.2: Karen Pederson, Kris Young, Lori Stokke, Kim Robinson, Lorri Randgaard, Pauline Swigart, Angela Revier; R.2: Dan Reek, Bob Schrank, Tony Rossow, Randy Wiederich, Ted Stark, Kent Schmidt, Scott Olafson, Jan Neudecker, Deb Trimnell, Sandi Smith; R.3: Tim Wittwer, Mark Scholl, Mike Pryor, Tom Zimmerman, Tom Shepley, Greg Schmidt, Doug Thiel, Kris Vance, Blaine Wright, Jeff Weyer, Jim Palmer, Jason Ulrich. 9S SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sitting (L to R): Shari Brau- Treasurer, LuAnn Thompson-Vice President, Patrice Lechner- Secretary. Standing: Kristi Nemitz-President. Jess Raune Sandra Bellig Susan Bellig Elizabeth Bidinger 98 Kim Brennen William Bruce Steven Dahmes Barbara Dolezal Don’t look at me, Mom! — Jim Boots Dean Bunting Randy Bunting 99 Jennifer Eckhart Tammy Domeier Barbara Dording Gregory Duescher Robert Feldt Jim Gurch Debra Goblirsch Natalie Erickson Hurry Mom! The audience is waiting! — Jennifer Eckhart 100 David Heiling Karen Heiling Debra Hildebrandt Jean Hopfenspirger Douglas Hatch V I V Dawn Hildebrandt 101 Timothy Jahnke Todd Jahnke Judith Johnson Todd Johnson 102 Lorie Kammerer Greg Kappes Michael Koehn Patricia Koll Kimberly Kuehn Kari LeBrun Alec MacDougal Kelly Maguire I’m tired of lying around. Let’s go bowling! — Dan Liebl 103 Lorri Mahoney Loren Maserek Susan Matzdorf Timothy Mariner Detective Kari reporting-If I can’t get ’em with a Kari Nielson James Nolting gun, I’ll get ’em with my smile. — Kari Nielson 104 Annette Noren Gary Okina Go Big Red! — Tammy Peters Kenneth Olafson Dale Olerud Phillippe Oman David Owens Scott Panitzke 105 Jackie Paradis Tammy Peters Michael Petersen Howard Prahl Curtiss Randgaard Janet Rebstock Michael Rindfleisch Lori Robbins Laura Rohlik r. ' . ' Helen Polk Morten Reffhaug Jeffrey Sandgren 106 Chad Schiller Robin Schultz Laura Schmidt David Schwaegerl 1 Laurie Schmidt Keith Schultz Lisa Schweiss Kevin Seime Maureen Senger Sharon Soupir Let’s hurry and eat! — Laurie Schmidt 107 i Volleyball practice just tires me out! — Sandi Stark Mom, aren’t the weights in here? — Paul Trefry Sandra Stark M . ' v Donald Swoboda Thomas Theobald LuAnn Thompson Paul Trefry Jane Turbes Jay Ulrich 108 Thomas Vanderwerf Brian Wright Steven Zachow Debra Zimmer Dawn Zimmerman Lisa Zimmerman 109 COMMENCEMENT Although scheduled to be held at the athletic field, the Commencement Program for the Class of 1979 was moved to the high school auditorium because of cloudy weather. The Concert Choir sang “Land of Hope and Glory” as the exercises opened with the procession of the graduates. Rev. Charles Christensen of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church gave the invocation after which Randy Bunting, salutatorian, gave the welcome. Kristi Nemitz, class president, gave the memorial, and Karen Heiling, valedictorian, gave some beautiful parting thoughts. Superintendent Thomas Lykins introduced Aubrey Dirlam, retired lawmaker, who delivered the 94th commencement address. His message was “Nothing is more permanent than change.” As Iver Christopherson presented the graduating class, Board of Education members Shirley Espeland and J.G. Willshire handed out the diplomas. Selections by the choir included “Corner of the Sky” and “Hail, Redwood High”. After Rev. Christensen gave the benediction, the Concert Choir, minus the seniors, closed with the “Blessing of Aaron”. As the recessional strains of “Land of Hope and Glory” rang out, the tearful graduates left the stage with many wonderful and never to be forgotten memories of their Alma Mater, Redwood High. UPPER RIGHT: Judi Johnson doesn't seem too depressed about leaving RFHS. ABOVE: Robyn Moeller and Jim Gaffney are ready to usher the seniors into the auditorium. RIGHT: Valedictorian Karen Heiling leaves the seniors with some beautiful parting thoughts. 110 Ill HONOR TEN AND ROTARIANS Sandy Bellig Susan Bellig James Boots Robert Feldt Valedictorian-Karen Heiling Salutatorian-Randy Bunting Pat Hess Lorie Kammerer Patrice Lechner Steven Neuharth 112 RIGHT: Kneeling (L. to R.): Steve Dahmes, Randy Bunting, Morten Reffhaug, Dave Heiling, Jeff Sandgren. Standing (L. to R.): Kristi Nemitz, Shari Brau, Rob Feldt, LuAnn Thompson, Jim Boots, Lorie Kammerer, Patrice Lechner, Laura Rohlik, Nancy Phillips, Paul Trefry, Pat Hess, Jean Hopfenspirger, Steve Neuharth, Karen Heiling, Phil Oman, Lisa Zimmerman. Top: Tim Jahnke. SENIOR AND KRATZKE AWARDS LEFT: The winners of this years’ Jimmy Kratzke Awards were Brian Neuharth and Sandy Kotval. BELOW: Morten Reffhaug, AFS student from Norway, received the flag of Minnesota during the annual Awards Day program. He is shown here displaying it with the help of Phil Oman (right). OUTSTANDING ATHLETE (BOY)-Mike Koehn OUTSTANDING ATHLETE (GIRL)-Jean and Joan Hopfenspirger STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIPS-Lorie Kammerer, Paul Trefry, and Randy Bunting AMERICAN LEGION AWARD-Phil Oman AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY AWARD- Lorie Kammerer OUTSTANDING VOCALIST-Jim Boots OUTSTANDING INSTRUMENTALIST-Rob Feldt VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNER-Todd Jahnke LETTERMEN’S AWARD-Tim Jahnke GIRLS’ STATER-Kim Myers BOYS’ STATER-Jeff Weyer 113 ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Thomas Lykins Senior High Principal Iver Christopherson School Board: sitting L to R: Shirley Gspeland, J.G. Willshire, Frances Hassinger. Standing: Cy Keltgen, John Buckley, Robert Davis. 116 SECRETARIES Senior High SecretariesMrs. Jerry Herbert, Mrs. Aldon Davidson Business Office Secretary-Mrs. Leo Stancer Business Office Secretary-Miss Schulz Susan Vocational School Secretary-Mrs. Duane Neu- harth Community School Secretary-Marlene Counseling Office Secretary-Mrs. Clem Stramel Kuglin 117 ENGLISH AND BUSINESS Janet Ellingworth-English l , Sandra Swartz-English Harold Caapelton-Communications Rich Ellingworth-Business Dorothy Lorenz-Englisr Diane Ferber-English Kenneth Ashcroft-English Dave Homan-Engliah Mary Lou Rohlflng-Busi- neas Mariann Astrup-English 118 SOCIAL AND LANGUAGES Dennis Stoterau-Social Studies t aul Ducks tad-Social Studies, Psychology Bill Leeman-Social Studies Harvey Shaw-Am. History, Current Problems Lance Zellmann-World History, Current Problems Heinz Janning-German Royce Russell-Spanish, Am. History Joan Trefry-English and Social Resource Center SCIENCE, HEALTH, AND ART Doug Ward-Science Susan Hobson-Art John Clementson-Science Ben Broberg-Ag. Dave Madsen-Health Shirley Kretsch-Nurse MATH AND PHY. ED Polly Bowen-Phy, Ed., Science Kris Nelson-Phy. Ed. Virgil Sales-Phy. Ed. Audrey Timgren-Math Resource Center Clem Stramel-Geometry, Computer Program ming Lyle Fox- Math 8 Jim Lasley-Algebra Dale Erickson-Senior Math, Algebra O.J. Siewert-Math 7 MUSIC, Clare Johnson-Home Economics SHOP Yvonne Janning-Home Economics HOME EC., Don Zschunke-Senior High Band Gary Bestmann-Junior High Band Paul Schwartz-Senior High Choir LuAnn Zellmann-Junior High Choir Jerry Mechke-Industrial Arts Donald Yrjo-Industrial Arts 122 SPECIAL ED, LIBRARIANS, AV % im Janet Lindahl-TMR Aide Lois Weilage-Speech Clinician Nancy Estebo-Special Ed Audrey Maguire-Developmental Reading Cindy Wheeler-Special Ed. Sandy Tegethoff-Title 1 Teacher Barb Johnson-Special Ed. Warren Johnson-Audio Visual Cathy Roshaven-Library Aide, Clare Sin ner-Librarian VO-TECH, BUS DRIVERS, AND NURSE TOP: William Kositzky-Director, Byron Buley-Construction Trades, Janet Tighe-Health Occupations. MIDDLE: Karen Jones-School Nurse, Steve Johnson-Sales and Marketing, Bill Mills-Graphic Arts. US DRIVERS: L to R: David Hertle, Ray Duescher, Homer Gordon, Tom Arnett, Milton Wilson, Merlin Redmann, Richard Thielen. Not Pictured: Wayne Becker, Eugene Garnhardt, Pat Guetter, Laura Hertle, Jack Hoover, Ramona Larson, Jay Randgaard, Barbara Thielen. sen™, bus 124 COOKS DISHWASHERS JANITORS 125 FACULTY INDEX ASHCROFT, Kenneth: Rochester Junior College, MN; Wisconsin State U at River Falls; Lower Co- lumbia College, Longview, WA; Portland State U, Portland, OR; (received the B.S. in Arts and Let- ters and 5th year certificate); English 10,11,12; Cardinal advisor; Cardinal Tales advisor. ASTRUP, Mariann: Concordia College, Moor- head, MN; (B.A. in English and art); reading and English 7,8, English 10; junior one-act play. BESTMANN, Gary A.: Mankato State U (B.S. and M.M.); j-nior high band. BOWEN, Polly: Bemidji State U (B.S. in Physical Education Health, and minor in biology and coaching certification); life science 7, phy. ed. and health 7,8, recreation sports; coaches volleyball; gymnastics; and track and field. BRALAND, Ed: Mankato State U; government economics; urban life; sociology; assistant football coach; head golf coach. BROBERG, Ben: U of M (B.S.); Wisconsin State U (M.S.); agriculture opportunities; natural re- source management and agribusiness 3,4; FFA chapter advisor; coach - parliamentary judging team; dairy judging team; meat judging team; con- servation speaking; public speaking. CASSELTON, Mr. Harold: Moorhead State U (B.A.-communications, B.S.-speech, theater arts); speech; theatre and drama; broadcasting; decla- mation; one act play; speech director; musical as- sistant. CHRISTOPHERSON, Iver: Augsburg College (B.A.); U of M (M.A.); senior high principal. CLEMENTSON, John J.: U of M (B.S.); earth science 9; biology 10,11,12; girls’ basketball 9. DARR, James M.: U of M Morris (B.A.); biology, advanced biology. DAVIDSON, Mrs. Aldon: secretary to senior high principal. DUCKSTAD, Paul: Luther College (B.A.); Man- kato State U; U of Wyoming; world geography 8; psychology 12; social studies dept, head; student council advisor. ELLINGWORTH, Janet; Bemidji State U (B.S. in English and French); English and reading 7; ju- nior high volleyball, 7th grade class advisor. ELLINGWORTH, Rick: Bemidji State U (Busi- ness Education major, B.S.); typing; business law; consumer economics; head football coach; assis- tant baseball coach, weightlifting advisor. ERICKSON, D. Dale: Moorhead State U (B.S. Math); Texas Tech U (M.A.); Consumer math; algebra II; senior math; “b” boys’ basketball coach; assistant varsity track. ESTEBO, Nancy: Hamline U; U of M (B.S.); U of South Dakota (M.A.); special needs resource room; special ed. dept. head. FERBER, Diane: North Dakota State U (B.S.); English 11; tennis coach; debate. FOX, Lyle H.: Lawrence Inst, of Technology (B.S. in Chem Engineering); U of Wisconsin at Eau Claire; Southwest State U; Bemidji State U; Man- kato State U; St. Cloud State U; math 8; general math 9; math dept. head. GARNHARDT, Mrs. Eugene: Mankato Commer- cial College; junior high secretary. HALL, Phil: Gustavus Adolphus (B.S.); Mankato State U (M.A.) ; senior high guidance counselor; girls’ golf coach. HERBERT, Trudy: secretary to senior high prin- cipal. HOBSON, Sue: Bemidji State U (B.S.); Junior College at Brainerd Community College (A.A.); art, variety block 7,8; art club advisor, junior class advisor. HOMAN, David J.: St. John’s U (B.A.); English 9; boys’ varsity basketball coach, 9th grade football coach; 9th grade class advisor. JANNING, Heinz: St. Olaf College (B.A.); Manka- to State U; U of N. Iowa; U of Augsburg, Germany, U of Vienna, Austria; German 8 mini; German 1,2; German heritage; German culture and civilization; German club advisor. JANNING, Yvonne: St. Olaf College (B.A.); U of M; Mankato State U; U of Augsburg, Germany; family living, child development. JOHNSON, Barb: Augustana College (B.A.); spe- cial needs room. JOHNSON, Clare: U of M (B.A. in Home Ec. Education); home economics 7,8; independent liv- ing; specialty foods, foods and nutrition; junior high FHA. JOHNSON, Warren: Loyola U; Knox College (B.A.); U of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Wisconsin 126 State U-Stout (M.S.); Mankato State U; South- west State U; St. Scholastica; audio visual; camera club; photographic services; yearbook advisor; stage crew. JONES, Mrs. Karen: Northwestern Hospital School of Nursing; school nurse. KLABUNDE, Dale: South Dakota State U (B.S.); Mankato State U (M.S.); chemistry; biology; sci- ence club advisor; science dept, chairman. KRETSCH, Shirley: nurse’s office; health aid se- cretary. KUGLIN, Marlene: Minnesota School of Busi- ness; secretary of community education and re- creation. LASLEY, Jim: Augsburg College (B.A.); San Diego State U; Mankato State U; algebra; consum- er math; driver’s education; head baseball coach. LAUFENBURGER, Robert, D.: Rochester J.C. (A.A.); Bemidji State U (B.A.); Mankato State U (B.S.); director of community education and re- creation. LORENZ, Dorothy Elm: College of St. Catherine (B.A.); U of M (M.A.); U of Washington; English 12; humanities; advanced placement English; English dept, head; senior class advisor; NHS ad- visor; home-school liason officer-AFS. LYKINS, Thomas: Buena Vista College (B.A.); U of South Dakota (M.A.); U of North Colorado; U of M; superintendent. MADSON, David H.: Bethany Junior College (A.A.); U of M; Mankato State U (B.S.T.); health 9,10; boys’ junior high track coach. MAGUIRE, Audree: Southwest State U (B.A. in education); Mankato State U (Dev. Reading de- gree; Master of Science degree as reading consul- tant); developmental reading. MEISTER, Ken: Westmar College (B.A.); U of Nebraska; Mankato State U (M.S.); junior high student council; junior high football coach. MESCHKE, Jerry: Dakota State College (Bache- lor degree); industrial arts 7,8; carpentry; ad- vanced woods. NELSON, Kris: South Dakota State U (B.S. in health, Physical Education and Recreation); girls’ physical education 7-10; assistant girls’ volleyball coach; head girls’ basketball coach; head girls’ track coach. PABST, Carol: Southwest State U (B.A.); courses in Vision Education at U of Northern Colorado; teacher of the visually impaired (special educa- tion). PETERSON, Bob: U of M Morris (B.A.); physical education, adapted physical education; Cardinal club advisor; 9th grade basketball coach; 7,8th grade track; 8th grade advisor. ROHLFING, Mary Lou: College of St. Teresa; Mankato State U; Colorado State College; ac- counting; record keeping; shorthand I and II; sec- retarial office procedures; ushers’ club; dept, head of vocational teachers. RUSSELL, Royce: U of M; Mankato State U; U of M Morris (B.A.); Graduate work at ITESM-Mon- terrey, Mexico; St. Benedict’s; Southwest State U; Mankato State U; Spanish mini course 8; Spanish I and II; Spanish communications; history 10; for- eign language department chairman; Spanish club advisor. SALES, Virgil: St. Cloud State U (B.S.); physical education 7,8,9,10. SCHOLL, Dale W.: Gustavus Adolphus College (B.S.); Mankato State U (M.A.); athletic director; junior high principal. SCHULZ, Sue: Bethany Lutheran College (A.A.); secretary to the superintendent. SCHWARTZ, Paul: Normandale Community Col- lege; U of M (B.S.); concert choir; girls’ choir; choir 9; music theory and history; individual and group voice lessons; musical director; advisor of “The Mellow Fellows” and the 9th grade ensemble. SHAW, Harvey D.St. Cloud State U; American history; world history; current problems; assistant wrestling; junior high football; sophomore class advisor. SHEPLEY, Warren: U of M (B.A.); business man- ager. SIEWERT, Otto (Joe): Mankato State U Teach- ers’ College; U of M; South Dakota State U; math. SINNER, Claire: U of Denver (B.A.); Mankato State U (M.S.); librarian. STOTERAU: U of South Dakota (B.S.); American history 7; assistant football coach; head wrestling coach; assistant class advisor. STRAMEL, Clem: College of St. Thomas; U of M; Ft. Heyr Kansas State; Mankato State U; geome- try; computer programming; intramural coach; athletic equipment manager; computer coordina- tor (MECC); assistant athletic director. STRAMEL, Mrs. Clem: McCook Junior College; secretary to counselors. STANCER, Elizabeth: bookkeeper. hearing impairment; language. SWARTZ, Sandra K.: Mankato State U; English 7,8; junior high speech. TEGETHOFF, Sandy: Colorado Women’s College (A.A.); Concordia College (B.S.); title I. TIMGREN, Audrey: St. Cloud State U (B.S.); math resource center. TREFRY, Mrs. Joan: College of St. Teresa (B.A.); U of M; social studies and English resource center. VAUPEL, David L.: South Dakota State U (B.S. in Economics, B.S. in Agricultural Education, M.S. in Vocational Administration); Mankato State U (M.S.); agricultural mechanics 9 12; con- cessions. WARD, Doug: Southwest State U (B.A.); U of M; Mankato State U (M.S.); physics 12; earth science 8; Cardinal club; 8th grade advisor; junior high boys’ wrestling; head boys’ track; boys’ cross coun- try; girls’ cross country. WEILAGE, Loismae P.: Eau Claire State Teach- ers’ College; Milwaukee State U (B.A.); speech; WHEELER, Cindy: Austin Community College (A.A.); Mankato State U (B.S.); special needs re- source room teacher; cheerleading advisor. YRJO, Don: Worthington State Junior College (A.A.); Bemidji State U (B.S.); metals, drafting; woods. ZEISE, Mrs. Ruth: St. Olaf College (B.A.); home economics 8,9; clothing; foods; FHA (senior high); junior class advisor. ZELLMANN, Lance R.: Mankato State 1); world history; anthropology; current problems; US-So- viet studies; head tennis coach; “b” squad football; 8th grade boys’ basketball. ZELLMANN, LuAnn: Concordia College (B.A.); music variety block 7,8; choir 7,8; voice lessons, kindergarten music. ZSCHUNKE, Donald: MacPhail College of Music (B. Music Education, Master Music Education); Mankato State U; Winona State U; senior high band; elementary band; beginners’ band; Cardin- ettes; color guard; solos and ensembles; jazz band; music and art dept, chairman; majorettes. SENIOR ACTIVITIES ANDERSON, Gretchen: student council 1; Cardi- nal Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; cheerleading 1,2,3,4; band 1,2,3; choir 1,2; student council secretary. ANDERSON, Richard: golf 1,2,3,4; basketball manager 2,3,4. BAKER, Julie Kay: Cardinal Tales staff 4; year- book staff 3,4; one act plays 3; photographer 3; choir 1,2; fall plays 3; photo editor yearbook and paper 4. BAKER, Mark: football 1; basketball 1,2; Art Club 2; golf 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1. BAKER, Mike: football 1,2,4; basketball 1,2; golf 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2. BARNES, Bradley: football 1,2; wrestling 1,2,3,4; CC 3,4; baseball 1,2. BAUNE, Jess F.: wrestling 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; fall plays 3; class 1976 reporter 1; class 1977 parlia- mentarian 2; class 1978 reporter 3; chapter 1978 parliamentarian 3; class 1979 reporter 4; chapter 1979 reporter 4. BELLIG, Sandy: Art Club 4; FHA 1,4; librarians 2; ensembles 2; choir 1,2. BELLIG, Susie: Art Club 4; Future Nurses 3; en- sembles 1,2; stage crew (makeup committee) 4; choir 1,2. BIDINGER, Elizabeth: basketball 1,2; track 1; Fu- ture Nurses; fall plays 1; health occupations 3; band 1,2,3,4; choir 1,2; Latin Club 1,2. BIGGER, Sandy: Camera Club 3,4; FHA 1,2; DECA 3; Future Nurses 2,3; choir 1. BOOTS, James: football 1,2,3,4; wrestling 1; musi- cals 2,4; FFA 1,2; student council 2; student Rotar- ian 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Cardinal Club 1,2,3,4; ensembles 2,3,4; FCA 1; baseball 1,3,4; weight lifting 2,3,4; band 1,2,3,4; choir 1,2,3,4; pep band 2,3,4; Mellow Fellows 2,3,4; choir vice presi- dent; band vice president; Cardinal Club senior representative. BRAU, Shary: Ushers’ Club 3,4; student Rotarian 4; health occupations 4; stage crew (makeup com- mittee); class treasurer 4. BRAUER, Tom: wrestling 1,2,3; intramurals 4; golf 4. BRENNAN, Kim: track 1,2,3,4; Cardinal Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; volleyball 1,2,3. 4; girls’ basketball manager 3. BRUCE, William: CC 2. BUNTING, Dean: football 1,2,3; wrestling 1,2,3,4; 128 FFA 1,2,3,4. BUNTING, Randy: football 1; track 4; intramur- als 3; Cardinal Tales staff 4; yearbook staff 3; stu- dent Rotarian 4; National Honor Society 3,4; de- bate 3,4; baseball 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Latin Club teasurer 2. DAHMES, Steve: football 1,2,3,4; boys’ basketball 2,3; boys’ track 1,2; wrestling 1; intramurals 4; weight lifting 1,2,3; musicals 2,4; FFA 1,2; Rotar- ian 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Cardinal Club 4; boys’ county 3; choir 1,2,3,4; Mellow Fellows 3,4. DOLEZAL, Barbara L.: gymnastics 1; wrestling statistician 4; musicals 2; FFA 1; Ushers’ Club 3,4; fall plays 3; girls’ county 3; class treasurer 3; choir 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Latin Club presid-nt 3. DOMEIER, Tammy: cheerleading 1,2; health oc- cupations 3; choir 1,2. DORDING, Barb: girls’ basketball 1,2,3,4; girls’ track 1,2,3,4; volleyball 1,2,3; health occupations 3; Cardinal Club 1,2,3. 4 (treasurer). DUSCHER, Greg: intramurals 3,4; boys’ tennis 1,2,3,4. ECKHART, Jennifer: musicals 2,4; ensembles 3,4; stage crew 2,3,4; choir 1,2,3,4; Good Vibrations 2. ERICKSON, Natalie: cheerleading 2,3,4; Cardinal Club 3,4; homecoming queen candidate 4; band 1,2,3,4; pep band 3. FELDT, Robert: intramurals 3,4; baseball 1,2,3,4; weight lifting 4; musicals 2,4; student Rotarian 4; Cardinal Club 3,4; ensembles 2,3,4; Science Club 1,4 (president); band 1,2,3,4; choir 1,2,3; pep band 3,4; Augustana Band Festival 4; Good Vibrations 2. FILZEN, Bob: FFA 1,2,3,4. FREDERIKSEN, Dave: boys’ track 3; football manager 2; FFA 1,2,3. GOBLIRSCH, Randall: boys’ basketball 1,2,3,4; boys’ track 4; boys’ CC 4; baseball 1,2,3,4; German Club 4. GURCH, Jim: student lounge proctor 4. HAHN, Penny: basketball 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3,4; intramurals 1; OEA 3; Future Nurses 2,3; Ushers’ Club 3,4; one act plays 3; Cardinal Club 1,2,3,4. HATCH, Doug: wrestling 1,2,3,4. HEILING, David: football 1,2,3,4; track 1,4; wres- tling 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2; student council 3,4; student Rotarian 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Cardi- nal Club 2,3,4; boys’ state alternate; choir 1. HEILING, Karen: declam 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 2; Ushers’ Club 1; yearbook staff 3,4; student coun- cil 2,3,4; student Rotarian 4; girls’ county 3; girls’ state 3; Science Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; stu- dent council treasurer 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; one act plays 1,2; fall plays 1,3; NHS presi- dent 4; Science Club secretary-treasurer 3; secre- tary 4; Latin Club secretary 2; health occupations HALSCHER, Janet: HESS, Patricia: musicals 2,4; Camera Club 1; de- clam 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Cardinal Tales staff 1; editor 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; ensembles 2,3,4; fall plays 1,3; av staff 2; band 2,3,4; Augus- tana Band Festival 4; pep band 4; student Rotar- ian 4. HILDEBRANDT, Dawn: FHA 1,2; DECA 3. HILDEBRANDT, Deb: Art Club 1; FHA 1,2,3; DECA 3. HOPFENSPIRGER, Jean: basketball 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3,4; student Rotarian 4; Cardinal Club 1,2,3,4; volleyball 1,2,3,4; health occupations 4; homecoming queen candidate 4; band 1,2,3. HOPFENSPIRGER, Joan: basketball 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3,4; CC 2,3,4; tennis 1,2. HULTQUIST, Tammy: one act plays 3; health occupations 3; Cardinettes 2. JAHNKE, Tim: football 1,2,3,4; basketball 1,2,3,4; track 1,2,3,4; musicals 2,4; student council 1,2,3; student Rotarian 4; Cardinal Club 1,2,3,4; choir 1,2,3. JAHNKE, Todd: football 1,3; basketball 1,2; track 1,2,3,4; intramurals 3,4; choir 1,2,3. JOHNSON, Judi: declam 2,3,4; FHA 1; fall plays 3; band 1,2,3,4; pep band 4. JOHNSON, Todd: football 1,2,3; wrestling 1,2,3; band 1,2,3. KAMMERER, Lori: girls’ basketball 2,3,4; volley- ball 2,3; track manager 4; student council secretary 4; student Rotarian 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4 (vice president); Cardinal Club 3,4 (presi- dent); girls’ county 3; class president 2; homecom- ing queen candidate 4; band 1,2. KAPPES, Greg: football 1,2,3; boys’ basketball 1,2; boys’ track 1; intramurals 3,4; baseball 1,2,3,4; weight lifting 1,2,3; Cardinal Club 3,4. KOEHN, Mike: basketball 2; track 2,3,4; boys’ CC 3,4; Cardinal Club 2,3,4. KOLL, Pat: DECA 3; Ushers’ Club 4; Spanish Club 3; band 1,2,3. 129 KOTVAL, Kelly: choir 1,2. KUEHN, Kim: musicals 4; FFA 1; Cardinal Tales staff 4; ensembles 2; choir 1,2. LABEREE, Jane: musicals 4; FHA 1; German Club 1,4; ensembles 2; band 1,2,3,4; choir 2. LEBRUN, Kari: gymnastics 2; one act plays 2; cheerleading 3,4; band 1,2; choir 1,2,3. LECHNER, Patrice: musicals 4; Ushers’ Club 3,4; student Rotarian 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Cardinal Club 4; class secretary 3,4; Cardinettes 2,3; homecoming queen candidate 4; choir 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society secretary 4; choir presi- dent 2,4; cheerleading 4. LIEBL, Dan: basketball 1,2,3; intramurals 4; Ger- man Club 2,3,4 (president); Cardinal Tales staff 3; yearbook staff 3; baseball 4. LOFTUS, Donald J.: track 1,2; CC 1,2. LUCAS, Douglas: football 2,3; wrestling 1,2,3; musicals 2; FFA 1; choir 1,2. MACDOUGALL, Alec J.: football 1,2; wrestling 1,2,3; weight lifting 1,2; Latin Club 2,3. MATZDORF, Sue: volleyball 1; gymnastics man- ager 1,2; wrestling statistician 3,4; FHA 1; German Club 1,2,3 (treasurer); girls’ county 3; band 1,2,3; stage crew 3. MAGUIRE, Kelly: intramurals 4; baseball 1,2,3,4; musicals 2,4; Spanish Club 1; Cardinal Tales staff 1,2; one act plays 1,2; choir 1,2,3,4; Mellow Fellows 3,4. MAHONEY, Lorri: German Club 1,2; band 1,2,3,4; choir 1. MARINER, Tim: football 1,2,3,4; boys’ basketball 1,2,3,4; boys’ tennis 4; boys’ golf 1; baseball 2; Cardinal Club 3; ensembles 4; band 1,2,3,4; pep band 3,4. MASEREK, Loren: boys’ track 1; stage crew 3. MENZ, Duane: FFA 1,2,3,4; student advisor. NEGEN, Bob: football 1; boys’ basketball 1; intra- murals 4. NEMITZ, Kristi: girls’ track 3; musicals 2,4; Ger- man Club 1; student Rotarian 4; National Honor Society 3,4; fall plays 3; class treasurer 2; president 4; homecoming queen candidate 4; choir 1,2,3,4. NEUHARTH, Steven D.: boys’ basketball 1,2; boys’ track 1,2,3,4; boys’ CC 2,3,4; student council 1; student Rotarian 4; Cardinal Club 2,3,4; band 1. NIELSEN, Kari: intramurals 3; girls’ tennis 1,2,3; Ushers’ Club 4; Cardinal Club 1,2,3,4; stage crew 2; choir 1. NOLTING, James: football 1; wrestling 1; intra- murals 1,2,3,4; boys’ tennis 1,2,3,4; weight lifting 2,3,4; musicals 2; choir 1,2,3. NOREN, Annette: gymnastics 1,2,3,4; volleyball 1,2; volleyball manager 4; Cardinal Club 1,2,3,4; ensembles 1,2; choir 1,2. OKINS, Gary: football manager 2. OLAFSON, Ken: football 2; baseball 1,2,3,4; boys’ basketball manager 1; musicals 2,4; band 1,2; choir 1,2,3,4; Mellow Fellows 3,4. OLERUD, Dale: football 1,2,3,4; boys’ basketball 1,2,3,4; boys’ tennis 1,2,3,4; Cardinal Club 1,2,3,4. OMAN, Philippe Henri: football 1,2; boys’ basket- ball 1,2,3; intramurals 4; boys’ golf 1,2; Spanish Club 1,3,4 (president); student Rotarian 4; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4 (treasurer); class vice presi- dent 3; Science Club 1,2,3,4 (treasurer). OWENS, David: football 1; boys’ basketball 2; in- tramurals 4; baseball 1,2,3,4; musicals 2; Cardinal Club 4; choir 1,2,3. PANITZKE, Scott A.: wrestling 1,2,3,4; declam 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; secretary; historian. PARADIS, Jackie: musicals 2; Ushers’ Club 3,4; Cardinal Tales staff 4; ensembles 2; girls’ state candidate 3; choir 1,2,3,4; Ushers’ Club president. PETERS, Tammy: Cardinal Club 3,4; volleyball 1,4; cheerleading 2,3,4; girls’ basketball manager 1. PETERSEN, Mike: football 1,3; wrestling 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Cardinal Club 3,4; band 1; choir 1; FFA president; climatologist FFA; class vice presi- dent FFA; class president FFA. PHILLIPS, Nancy: track 3,4; statistician girls’ basketball 2,3,4; German Club 1,2; student Rotar- ian 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Cardinal Club 3,4; ensembles 3,4; band 1,2,3,4; stage crew 3; AFS student to Greece; pep band 2,3,4; pit orchestra 4. POLK, Helen: Camera Club 4. PRAHL, Howard: football 1,2,3,4; track 2,3,4; wrestling 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Cardinal Club 2,3,4. RANDGAARD, Curtiss L.: football 1,2,3; track 1,2; wrestling 1,2,4; musicals 4; FFA 1,2; one act plays 3; Cardinal Club 3,4; fall plays 1,3. REBSTOCK, Janet: gymnastics 1,2; musicals 2,4; FHA 1; Ushers’ Club 4; one act plays 2; Cardinal Club 2,3,4; volleyball 1,2,3,4; cheerleading 3,4; fall plays 3; choir 1,2,3,4; Cardinal Club secretary 4; intramurals 3. REFFHAUG, Morten: footba-1 4; track 4; student Rotarian 4; debate 4; band 4. RINDFLEISCH, Michael A.: football 1; track 1,2,3; wrestling 1,2. ROBBINS, Lori: FHA 1; DECA 3; Spanish Club 1; cafeteria worker 4. ROHLIK, Laura: Art Club 3,4; Future Nurses 1,2,3; student Rotarian 4; National Honor Society 3,4; fall plays 3; color guard 3,4; stage crew 4; Latin Club 2,3; Nurses Club president 2; Art Club secre- tary 4; health occupations 4. SANDGREN, Jeff: football 1,2; basketball 1,2,3; baseball 1,2,3,4; DECA 3; student Rotarian 4; Car- dinal Club 2,3,4; choir 1,2,3; musical 2. SCHILLER, Chad: football 1,2,3,4; track 1,2; wres- tling 1,2,3,4; baseball 3,4; FFA 2; boys’ county 1; class president 1; class vice president 2. SCHMIDT, Laura K.: CC 2,4; CC manager 3; musicals 2; Cardinal Club 2,3,4; Cardinettes 4; choir 1,2,3,4. SCHMIDT, Laurie: musical 2; student council 3; popcorn popper 3,4; ensembles 2; band 1,2,3,4; choir 1,2. SCHULTZ, Keith: DECA 3. SCHULTZ, Robin: girls’ basketball statistician 3; Cardinal Club 4; ensembles 2,3,4; health occupa- tions president 3; band 1,2,3,4. SCHWAEGERL, Dave: FFA 2,3,4. SCHWEISS, Lisa: cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Cardinal Club 3,4; health occupations 3; homecoming queen 4. SEIME, Kevin: football 1,2,3; track 1,2,3,4; CC 4; weight lifting 1; student council 1; Cardinal Club 1,2,3,4; wrestling manager 1. SENGER, Maureen: SOUPIR, Sharon: cheerleading 4; health occupa- tions 4; Cardinettes 2,3; stage crew 4. STARK, Sandi: gymnastics 1,2,3; volleyball 1,2,3,4; librarian 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; band 1,2; choir 1,2. SWOBODA, Don: FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA climatologist. THEOBALD, Thomas: football 1; intramurals 2,3,4; tennis 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Cardinal Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1. THIEL, Paul: THIEL, Rick: football 1; track 1,2,3,4; CC 2,3; in- tramurals 1,2,3,4. THOMPSON, LuAnn: track manager 2,3,4; musi- cals 2,4; student Rotarian 4; Cardinal Club 3,4; class secretary 2; vice president 4; band 1,2,3,4; choir 1,2,3,4; pep band 4; band general officer; choir secretary; Cardinal Club senior representa- tive. TIFFANY, Glenn: football 1; track 1; wrestling 2; FFA 1,2; choir 1. TREFRY, Paul Allen: football 1,2,3,4; intramurals 4; musicals 2; student Rotarian 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; one act plays 1; Cardinal Club 3,4; baseball 1,2,3,4; weight lifting 1,2,3,4; boys’ county 3; boys’ state 3; choir 1,2,3,4; Mellow Fellows 3; Cardinal Club vice president; choir business man- ager. TURBES, Jane: intramurals 1; DECA 3; Ushers’ Club 4; volleyball 1,2,4; girls’ basketball manager 2. ULRICH, Jay R.: football 1; wrestling 1; Art Club 1; Camera Club 1,2,3; yearbook staff 3; photogra- pher 1,2,3,4; baseball 1; AV staff 1,2,3,4; stage crew 1,2,3,4. VAGLE, Ron: football 1,2,3; track 1,2; weight lift- ing 2; FFA 1; sentinal FFA. VALLE, Jane: Future Nurses 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; debate 3,4; ensembles 2,4; band 1,2,3,4; pep band 4. VANDEWERF, Thomas W.: football 1,2,3,4; bas- ketball 1,2,4; track 1,2,3,4; weight lifting 1,2,3; DECA 3; Cardinal Club 1,2,3,4; DECA treasurer. WRIGHT, Brian: weight lifting 4; fall plays 3; stage crew 3. ZACHOW, Steve: baseball 2; weight lifting 1,2; FFA 1,2; DECA 3. ZIMMER, Debbie: cheerleading 1; musicals 2; band 1; choir 1,2. ZIMMERMAN, Dawn: basketball 1,2,3,4; tennis 1,2,3,4; Cardinal Club 1,2,3,4; band 1,2. ZIMMERMAN, Lisa: gymnastics 1; volleyball 1; cheerleading 4; weight lifting 2; volleyball and wrestling statistician 3,4; musicals 4; declam 1,2,3; FHA 1; Ushers’ Club 3,4; student Rotarian 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; ensembles 1,2,3,4; fall plays 3; Cardinettes 1; stage crew 3,4; choir 1,2,3,4; Rotary representative 3. 131 Blossom Town A W Agri-Systems Brix Rexall Drug 4AAJL Chapter Two 132 F.O.E. 3412-Eagle? Ehlers Dairy Queen Brazier David J. Parker Real Estate Dick’s Jack and Jill Dirlam Realty r N ■ i' Eftfo K J. Ehlers Men’s Store Engine Sales Service Mouse House Federal Land Bank Golden Cue Billiards Electric Motor Co. 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SCHOOL SONG We represent the Redwood High School We’re here to back the high school team They do their best, Let’s do the rest, Let’s get behind them one and all. Rah! Rah! Rah! They’re out there fighting every minute Fighting for our fame From the Redwood High School Team All our honor we will glean So let’s back the boys from Redwood High School S.W. LIMBURG CARDINAL FIGHT SONG We’re the team from Redwood High School We’re here to win this game Sing with us and share this honor And go on to fame. Now’s the time to get together To cheer for red and white We’re the team they call the Cardinals Let us Fight with all our might. ALMA MATER Redwood we love thee, We sing thee our praise Never shall we forget Our high school days. Home of the Cardinals — We’re proud of thy fame. Oh, may we ever Honor thy name. Hail Alma Mater Hail Redwood High. ABNER GRENDER t' • ' - ____ ■. y --. , . . � . 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